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December 9, 2021

Planned Fabs Boost Ultrapure Water Demand, a Test for Recycling Tech | Fierce Electronics

Water shortage has been a concern in the Western U.S. and with more proposed chip fabs in those areas, industrial water recycling is critical to avoid scarcity.

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November 20, 2021

Proven Technologies and Business Models, Now Gradiant Accelerates | Boston Business Journal

Boston Business Journal met with Gradiant’s co-founders to discuss business momentum, its latest funding round, and plans for global wastewater sustainability.

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October 24, 2021

Gradiant Scales Up Technology as a Service | Global Water Intelligence

Gradiant opens the market for industrial water outsourcing as it pursues its target of 75% recurring revenues from its portfolio of innovative technologies.

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August 20, 2021

Circular Economy and Clean Technology for a Sustainable Future | The Business Times

In his column in The Business Times, Gradiant Co-Founder Prakash Govindan declares circular economy and clean technology as the keys to a sustainable future.

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October 21, 2020

Gradiant Targets Southeast Asia With Sigma Water Tie Up | Global Water Intelligence

Gradiant acquires Malaysian company Sigma Water in effort to expand its efforts in Southeast Asia, where climate change drives sustainable water management.

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April 4, 2020

Gradiant’s CTO Prakash Govindan Discusses the Company’s Technological Future with Global Water Intelligence | Global Water Intelligence

Global Water Intelligence speaks to Gradiant Co-Founder Prakash Govindan about the company’s innovative technologies and plans for a sustainable future.

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April 4, 2020

Gradiant’s Steven Lam Makes Forbes 30 Under 30 List | Forbes

Forbes awards Steven Lam to the 30 Under 30 Asia for 2020, he is the New Products Initiative Director and a founding team member of the Gradiant Corporation.

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January 12, 2020

Textile Industry Faces Mounting Pressure to Meet Environmental Standards | The Business Times

The textile industry faces rising scrutiny for its immense water usage—over 80 billion cubic metres annually—driven by fast fashion and production automation. With a single cotton t-shirt requiring more than 2,700 litres of water, the sector is under pressure to adopt sustainable water treatment solutions to meet tightening environmental standards and shifting consumer expectations.