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We are currently implementing an investment of around USD 500 million in Krishnagiri for an upcoming new manufacturing facility. Further, we are also investing in a new R&D building and headquarters in Bengaluru. In the short-term, we wish to accelerate our top-line growth driven by key segments like EV, data centre, and industrial automation, which have abundant potential in India.

Delta came to India in the year 2003 when it acquired ASCOM, a Swiss company operating in the networking and telecom space globally as well as in India, so it is close to two decades now. So in India we started with the telecom industry which was growing rapidly and we have a strong present in this sector. Gradually, over the next few years, Delta also introduced products catering to other segments like power solutions, UPS systems, display solutions and industrial automation products, and has established itself as a reliable supplier of quality products across various segments.

With a gross revenue of ₹1,50,173 crores, India recently witnessed the official launch of 5G services by the Honorable Prime Minister at the India Mobile Congress 2022. The fifth-generation mobile connectivity is designed to deliver higher multi-Gbps peak data speeds, ultra-low latency, enhanced reliability, massive data capacity, vast network bandwidth, higher performance, and a more uniform user experience across the country.

The data centre industry of India is anticipated to grow with the rapid adoption of digital infrastructure, increasing digital use, cloud consumption and impending 5G rollout. The industry will concentrate its growth around coastal cities Mumbai and Chennai in view of infrastructure advantages, location and cable landing stations. Landlocked cities like Delhi-NCR, Hyderabad, Pune and Bengaluru will also be beneficiaries of the data industry.

In the last decade, no industry has been untouched by the rapid pace of technological advancements. The need and the demand for information have never been greater than it is today, with almost everyone owning a smartphone and the internet becoming a daily necessity for everyone. For many businesses, it is itself an inception point.

With India pushing the pedal on 5G, companies across the telecom ecosystem are attempting to leverage the opportunities in this space. Delta Electronics India is one such company that is gearing up to launch new products/solutions for the 5G market.

Mr. Manish Walia, Head, Automation Business, India, Delta Electronics, shares his views on Indian Inc. adopting automation as an essential manufacturing practice with OEM Update.

Deepak Singh Thakur, Business Head, CISBU-MCIS India & SAARC Region, Delta Electronics India Private Limited, a market leader in the industry, is set to chart a dynamic strategy in bringing about a paradigm shift in the digital space in India. He shares with BT the strength, scope and future of Delta’s data centre vertical/segment addressing the digitization needs of the Indian market and expanding its market base with sustainability at the core in whatever the company does of Data Center Business in India

By continuously exceeding the EPA’s toughest efficiency criteria, Delta also earned the Sustained Excellence accolade for the fifth consecutive year. Today announced it was named 2022 ENERGY STAR® Partner of the Year for the seventh consecutive year by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), carrying the distinguished Sustained Excellence honor for the fifth year in a row.

The consumption of plastic has grown atleast twenty times since the nineties. If you need plastic products or components you have to manufacture them and the process is Injection molding and Blow molding.

Sometime in 2020, cities that never sleep, fell silent and people who were always on the go, locked themselves inside their homes. The only thing that travelled with abandon was a virus, naked to the human eye, but so big that it seemed to dictate life on planet Earth.

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Koustubh Surtran, AGM Business Development for Motion Control, CNC and Servo, Delta Electronics India.

A recent report from the National Association of Software and Service Companies (NASSCOM) recognized Delta Electronics as a prominent electric infrastructure provider in the data center ecosystem in India.

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.

Solar photovoltaic rooftops have emerged as potential green technologies to address climate change issues by reducing dependence on conventional fossil fuel-based energy. With a strong commitment to increasing renewable energy-based capacity to 175 GW by 2022, India’s goal is to install 100 GW of solar energy capacity.