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Sep 16, 2026

Martin LeeHOST
20:13
Higher fuel prices and worsening traffic also in Southeast Asia doing the job for e-bikes.
Martin LeeHOST
20:19
Uh, a US-based business consulting company called Frost & Sullivan estimating that Europe's e-bike market will be seventeen point three billion dollars, uh, it was rather last year, and it will be twenty-one point two billion dollars by the end of the decade.
Martin LeeHOST
20:34
European cities are also pretty good for cycling in.
Martin LeeHOST
20:37
I mean, not all, but many European cities do have quite an established cycling culture.
Sean AylmerHOST
9:34
Inflection
David KeaneGUEST
9:34
... we're moving from training to inferencing and so you have to believe that that is where the future growth in the market is and all the research we've done, uh, for those listeners, there's a really good research report from Frost & Sullivan in our IPO prospectus, which you can get at SCX.AI and they talk about the growth of inferencing and they say in their analysis that inferencing is the defining AI workload now and into the future.
David KeaneGUEST
10:02
So if you hold that view that inferencing is where the money's gonna be, then companies like SCX that are focused on inferencing could be a good investment for you to think about.
Sean AylmerHOST
10:12
What about the cost of it?
Winn HardinGUEST
4:03
Went into robotics, was a big thing.
Winn HardinGUEST
4:06
And, uh, at the same time, I was doing, um, you know, a lot of work in my, in some of my last freelance writing solely days, we were doing a lot of work for, uh, SAE, for, back in the day, Frost & Sullivan, writing some research reports, much of it defense-related, because that's where I kind of came into the marketplace.
Winn HardinGUEST
4:28
And I just, uh, finally decided that it would be more fun to work for companies that made things rather than destroyed them.
Winn HardinGUEST
4:33
So, um, we went...
Farah SaeedHOST
0:50
Welcome to another episode of WCS Talks Unplugged.
Farah SaeedHOST
0:54
I'm your host, Farah Saeed, board secretary with Women in Clean Tech and Sustainability, and industry director with Frost & Sullivan.
Farah SaeedHOST
1:02
On today's episode, we're going to explore the topic of mentorship, in particular, what support founders need to scale the next generation of decentralized power and strengthen climate resilience.
Farah SaeedHOST
1:15
Now, here's an eye-opening piece of context.

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Lauren FlanaganGUEST
25:48
I mean, now I don't have to be quite as active as I did when I was younger, but I actively put myself out there all over the map back when I was one of the handful of women in, at Apple meetings and things like that.
Lauren FlanaganGUEST
26:00
So it's really about making that effort, and not just to be a member, but to be an engaged member.
Lauren FlanaganGUEST
26:06
Like you, you mean you, you're here at Frost & Sullivan, you have a very important research job, but you volunteered to be the secretary of this group.
Lauren FlanaganGUEST
26:14
I mean, you are taking on duties that are stretching you and take time in your life.
Jon LunitzGUEST
35:25
We're going to coincide so that we have two conferences we're going into the fall.
Jon LunitzGUEST
35:29
One is CCW Nashville, and the other is the Frost & Sullivan West Mind Exchange.
Jon LunitzGUEST
35:35
So we're going to do a press release related to our new Nexus platform, which is terrific from a technology perspective.
Jon LunitzGUEST
35:41
So it basically enhances our AI, right, and technology offerings for our clients.
Justine MossHOST
0:44
SIA owns just over 25% of Air India and the Indian carrier's losses are already weighing on its earnings.
Hairianto DimanHOST
0:51
Well, let's get an analysis on this now with Shantanu Gangaketka, Aerospace Lead at Frost & Sullivan.
Hairianto DimanHOST
0:57
Shantanu, welcome back to the show.
Hairianto DimanHOST
1:00
Let's start with that figure, US$1.5 billion.

9 MINS LATER

Hairianto DimanHOST
9:53
A pleasure is all ours.
Hairianto DimanHOST
9:54
We've been speaking there with Shantanu Ganga Ketka.
Hairianto DimanHOST
9:57
He is Aerospace Lead at Frost & Sullivan.

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