Under the patronage of His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, President of the UAE
تحت رعاية صاحب السمو الشيخ محمد بن زايد آل نهيان، رئيس دولة الإمارات العربية المتحدة
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Founder and CEO
CHIPX Group
Chinmoy Baruah is the Founder and CEO of CHIPX Group, a next-gen semiconductor venture launched in the UK in 2022 with a radical vision: to decentralize chip manufacturing and deliver technological sovereignty to the world´s most underserved markets. But CHIPX is more than a hardware company—it’s a blueprint for reengineering the global systems that semiconductors depend on. Chinmoy is building a distributed, disruption-proof supply chain that spans Asia, MENA, Europe and US, forging powerful alliances that fuse local resilience with global reach. His leadership combines deep technical fluency, geopolitical insight, and a rare talent for turning complex systems into scalable solutions. Before launching CHIPX, Chinmoy was already pushing boundaries at the intersection of energy, deep tech, and advanced materials. As co-founder of Cavendyne in Germany—a clean hydrogen startup backed by aerospace heavyweights like Boeing and GE—he led work on some of the most advanced decarbonization technologies in development. His expertise spans quantum computation, gas purification, and nanomaterials, with research ties to world-class institutions including IIT, Henry Royce Institute (Manchester), CSIR-NEIST, and the University of Manchester. Whether in the lab or on the factory floor, Chinmoy’s north star remains the same: converting cutting-edge science into real-world infrastructure with lasting global impact. His contributions have earned recognition from the HSBC Global Fintech Challenge and The Harvard Project for Asian & International Relations, positioning him not just as an innovator but as a visionary builder of industrial systems for a volatile and fast-moving world. Chinmoy holds a BS from Kaziranga University and a postgraduate degree in Chemistry from the University of Manchester, where he collaborated with Professor Mike Anderson at the Centre for Nanoporous Materials, whose team received the Royal Society of Chemistry’s 2021 Horizon Prize for their groundbreaking work on CrystalGrower. For Chinmoy, academia isn’t a stepping stone; it’s a core engine of innovation, powering the kind of breakthroughs that redefine industries.
The rapid rise of artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping the global electricity market, with projections pointing to a 165% rise in data centre power demand by 2030. This surge is being led by ‘hyperscalers’ – large tech companies building and operating data-intensive cloud infrastructure – whose energy requirements are stretching traditional planning models and grid capacity. While AI is contributing to rising electricity demand, it also offers critical solutions to help manage it - enabling more accurate load forecasting, real-time grid optimisation, and smarter energy dispatch. Aligning rapid digital growth with decarbonisation goals will require targeted policy interventions, strategic investment in resilient infrastructure, and a coordinated approach to grid modernisation, as utilities and power companies work to adopt demand-side management tools and invest in cutting-edge facilities. To maintain momentum toward a sustainable future, the energy and technology sectors must collaborate closely to ensure that AI drives an era of resilience, energy security and inclusive growth.
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Learn how hyperscalers, utilities and energy developers are using AI to manage rising electricity demand, strengthen grid resilience and advance decarbonisation goals.
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