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Medios de comunicación externos

May 28, 2026

17 Startups Rebuilding America in 2026 | Inc. Magazine

Gradiant has been named by Inc. Magazine as one of “17 Startups Rebuilding America in 2026.” The recognition highlights Gradiant’s role in advancing water infrastructure for semiconductors, data centers, pharmaceuticals, batteries, and advanced manufacturing, helping essential industries treat, recycle, and reuse the water they need to grow.

Medios de comunicación externos

April 11, 2026

The MIT Startup That’s Reinventing Water Treatment | Salty Water Podcast

In this episode of the Salty Water Podcast, Eric Jankel sits down with Gradiant CEO Anurag Bajpayee to explore how water is becoming a defining constraint on industrial growth. The conversation covers water reuse, infrastructure resilience, and why solving water is essential to enabling the future of manufacturing and the global economy.

Medios de comunicación externos

December 1, 2025

A Bold Innovation Mindset to Water | Chemical Week by S&P

Gradiant is transforming industrial water with a bold innovation mindset. Spun out of MIT, the company has grown to more than $500 million in revenue by enabling recycling and reuse of the world’s most challenging waters. Gradiant’s Anurag and Prakash recently discussed the company’s growth and innovation in a meeting with Chemical Week.

Medios de comunicación externos

13 de marzo de 2025

A medida que la carrera por los chips arroja 'productos químicos para siempre', surgen startups para destruirlos | Bloomberg

Los PFAS están presentes en todo tipo de productos, desde semiconductores hasta impermeables. A medida que aumentan las normativas sobre estas sustancias, surgen nuevas formas de limpiarlas. "Es crucial que los reguladores comprendan las ventajas para la salud pública de las tecnologías que destruyen completamente las sustancias químicas frente a las que no pueden hacerlo", afirma Steven Lam, Director de Tecnología.

Medios de comunicación externos

10 de marzo de 2025

Transformar las industrias de Singapur gota a gota | Channel News Asia

CNA, in partnership with the Ministry of Trade & Industry, Singapore, features Gradiant, which chose Singapore as its Asia-Pacific hub. Starting with a team of 25 in 2018, the company’s presence has since expanded to a workforce of 200, including one of Gradiant’s Global Innovation Centres, where advanced water treatment and recycling solutions are developed and tested for industries.

Medios de comunicación externos

9 de febrero de 2025

Escasez mundial de agua, liderazgo sin ego y el Bhagavad Gita | El espíritu fundador

Prakash met with Jennifer Wu of “The Founder Spirit” podcast. “I had the pleasure of discussing Gradiant’s mission and the importance of water. What made this conversation particularly special was the opportunity to also explore the personal and spiritual aspects of my journey, something I don’t often get to share in interviews.”

Medios de comunicación externos

29 de enero de 2025

MIT Spinout Gradiant Reduces Companies’ Water Use by Billions of Gallons Each Day | MIT News

Zach Winn from MIT News spoke with Gradiant co-founders Anurag Bajpayee and Prakash Govindan about their mission to reduce the world’s industrial water footprint. Gradiant, founded at MIT, delivers advanced water and wastewater treatment solutions to essential industries, helping reuse billions of gallons daily. Prakash shared insights on their innovative technologies, such as PFAS removal and critical mineral recovery, while Anurag emphasized their commitment to sustainability and giving nature water back through continuous innovation.

Medios de comunicación externos

21 de octubre de 2024

Esta empresa industrial extrae litio de la salmuera para satisfacer la creciente demanda de baterías | Forbes

Forbes’ Amy Feldman met with Prakash Govindan to discuss the launch of alkaLi to accelerate the scaling of battery-grade lithium production. The world needs lithium to power its electrical future, but getting it is a costly and dirty business. Wastewater unicorn Gradiant thinks there might be a better way, and just launched a new company to prove it. Kieran Meadows from Forbes brings this to life in a video format.