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The evolving IT infrastructure in the country is expected with the growing customers in information technology sector, financial services, manufacturing, and public sectors as well supporting the new emerging markets such as the education sector which is currently witnessing a rise in the large volumes of online streaming content and other services.

With the government giving a huge thrust to the Indian textile sector and taking aggressive steps to increase localised manufacturing and exports, the textile sector will be required to accelerate automation adoption to meet the demand for volume and high-quality products, asserts B K Bhayana, Product Manager- Drives (Industrial Automation Solutions), Delta Electronics India. In this insightful interview, he shares details about how some specific and niche segments will add to automation growth in the textile industry and discusses the pain points and challenges in the sector.

The intermittent nature of renewable energy and the limitations on its ability to fluctuate according to demand lead to the waste of a certain amount of capacity. Energy banking has already been adopted to tackle this setback. Although, this has led to numerous regulatory issues springing up such as banking directly impacts the financial viability of Distribution Companies, which have lately begun restricting banking facilities.

In the situation of COVID-19 pandemic, EV markets are expecting a drop in sales. For the EV charging industry, this will inevitably lead to a slower market in the coming years, with IHS Market anticipates will last up to 5 years. Moreover, a reduction in EV production and adoption will be a significant contributor to the slowdown in EV charging infrastructure development.

Delta, a global leader in power and thermal management solutions, today announced it has joined RE100, a global initiative bringing together the world’s most influential businesses that entails the commitment of 100% renewable energy use and carbon neutrality in their global operations. With the aforementioned pledge, Delta becomes the first high-tech company in Taiwan to target the RE100 goal by 2030.

Agility in adopting smart technologies to serve its customers has kept Delta Electronics India ahead of the curve in the industry. In conversation with BT, Mr Manish Walia, Business Head, Industrial Automation Solutions, Delta Electronics India, shares about the company’s participation in achieving the self-reliant economic goals of India.

The constantly evolving datacentre environment has enabled enterprises to maintain business continuity during these challenging times. at delta electronics india, our team has been supporting the businesses in their focus towards maintaining uptime with regard to it assets.

Our Delta InfraSuitedatacenter infrastructure solutions provides integrated design and scalable system architecture. Delta’s core competence in high-efficiency power electronics and expertise in the integration of energy-saving solutions have been demonstrated in the green data centre segment.

There may hardly be a few terms in recallable human history that became household names with dubious distinctions. Novel Coronavirus or COVID-19 is one for the contemporary world. While the name and fear of it spread worldwide arguably faster than the virus itself, the world nations’ locking down one after the other – some proactively and some reactively though – for nearly 10 weeks meant a lot to the world, and to the ProAV domain as well.
SIAsia decided to speak to some of the industry leaders how they have lived through the period, and led their business continuity.

CII recently hosted “3rd Edition Virtual Conference on Profitability through Energy Conservation & Efficiency Focus: Energy Efficiency Measures have Direct Impact on Profitability” where Mr. Manish Walia, Business Head – Industrial Automation Solutions, Delta Electronics India was among the speakers who shared his views and thoughts on “How Can Industrial Controls Aids Energy Efficiency?”

The coronavirus lockdown has brought our lives to a standstill and disrupted businesses across countries. Manish Walia, Business Head-Industrial Automation Solutions, Delta Electronics India Pvt. Ltd., tells us about the company’s initiatives to keep the business running and stay productive during these tough times. He shares with us how the company is enabling its customers who are essential service providers to continue to deliver services without interruption.

says Manish Walia, Business Head – Industrial Automation Solutions, Delta Electronics India, in this interaction with Juili Eklahare. He discusses how the company is strongly active in industrial automation business and helping its customers to understand the potential for new-age technologies like IoT and Industry 4.0. He also gives his view on how 2020 will be a better year.

Indian Railways to have one of the biggest Operation Control Centres! The Dedicated Freight Corridor Corporation of India (DFCCIL) will soon launch the world’s second-largest Operation Control Centre at Prayagraj, Uttar Pradesh. The state-of-the-art Operation Control Centre will act as the command centre for the entire route length of 1,856 km of the Eastern Dedicated Freight Corridor (EDFC).

Delta, a global leader in power and thermal management solutions, today announced the official launch of its 3rd manufacturing plant at Hosur in the state of Tamil Nadu. The new plant is Delta’s 3rd plant in India and is part of Delta’s investment commitment and expansion plan in India. In the initial phase, the Hosur plant will manufacture C and CP series of Variable Frequency Drives (VFD)

Delta India Electronics, a leading provider of power and thermal management solutions, announced today, at Elecrama 2016, the expansion of its R&D and manufacturing operations with new facilities in Bangalore and Hosur respectively, in line with its long-term plans to harness the country’s significant long-term growth potential.

Delta Electronics announced today that its 100% owned subsidiary Deltronics (Netherlands) B.V. (DEN) will acquire Eltek ASA (Eltek) through public offering at NOK 11.75 per share for up to 100% of all outstanding Eltek shares with estimated value of NOK3.9 billion (USD530 million). The transaction is expected to complete by June 2015.