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University of Hyderabad to venture into deep tech products
University of Hyderabad to venture into deep tech products
The University of Hyderabad (UoH), its section 8 company ASPIRE and Manjeera Digital Systems (MDS) have signed a tripartite agreement that will enable them to partner in development of deep technology products in the electronics hardware sector
Hyderabad: The University of Hyderabad (UoH), its section 8 company ASPIRE and Manjeera Digital Systems (MDS) have signed a tripartite agreement that will enable them to partner in development of deep technology products in the electronics hardware sector.
MDS is a fabless semiconductor company that has developed a patent-pending high-performance computing processor called Universal Multifunction Accelerator (UMA). Manjeera's technology is based on its patented computing methodology and processor architecture.
Manjeera, started by a former student and faculty of the University, Dr. Venu Kandadai, is incubated by IIIT-H and UoH under its TIDE incubator. Many students of the University have interned in the company for their M Tech project.
Manjeera's technology provides market leading performance and it can be used for several applications such as artificial intelligence, communications, automotive industry, health care, defence and space, to name a few.
Manjeera is developing Indian satellite based navigation system ( NavIC) receiver modules using UMA processor. Manjeera is also developing processors for several other applications of the country.
Thus, the products developed by Manjeera are conceived, designed and developed in India and caters to important computing needs of the country which is currently served through imports.
Manjeera's effort is not only in the line of the government's emphasis on self-reliance in this sector but also it has bright prospects of competing with global processor giants and acquiring major global market share.
Prof. Appa Rao Podile, Vice-Chancellor of University of Hyderabad stated that the University was happy to partner with Manjeera in this Make in India effort and together hope to successfully take this indigenous high technology development forward.
