Saravan Penubarthi
PersonHeard in 2 episodes across 1 show since Oct 2026
Saravan Penubarthi is the chief technology officer of AIQ, an artificial-intelligence joint venture launched by ADNOC and Group 42 in Abu Dhabi. He is known for work at the intersection of artificial intelligence, energy, and industrial operations.
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What Saravan Penubarthi has said on podcasts
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Most existing solutions cannot provide real-time emissions measurement and monitoring
“most of the solutions that we have are unable to even gauge and monitor and provide real-time value of the emissions”
Open the episode · AI beyond the hype: Can it make energy operations more resilient?Listen at 13:51
AIQ combines real-time monitoring, recommendations, and sustainability actions
“We don't just provide the real-time monitoring. We also give the recommendations and take corresponding actions for the sustainability in real-time.”
Open the episode · AI beyond the hype: Can it make energy operations more resilient?Listen at 14:02
AIQ’s solutions are scalable for deployment to additional customers
“the solutions have gone through the grind. They are really scalable enough now to take it to other customers.”
Open the episode · AI beyond the hype: Can it make energy operations more resilient?Listen at 14:36
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2 episodes featuring Saravan Penubarthi, newest first