LPU student’s start-up gets Google boost

Phagwara, January 15 Rounak Adhikary, a BSc Design student at LPU, is making waves in the field of technological innovation. As the founder and CEO of ‘ProjectX.Cloud’, Rounak has developed a groundbreaking cloud-based operating system aimed at eradicating hardware...

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Updated At : 02:46 PM Jan 16, 2024 IST

Phagwara, January 15

Rounak Adhikary, a BSc Design student at LPU, is making waves in the field of technological innovation. As the founder and CEO of ‘ProjectX.Cloud’, Rounak has developed a groundbreaking cloud-based operating system aimed at eradicating hardware dependency across devices.

Rounak’s project has recently received a boost with an infusion of $200,000 (approximately Rs 1.70 crore) in infrastructure support from Google Cloud.

Rounak’s cloud-based operating system is designed to manage the operation, execution and processing of virtual machines, servers and infrastructures running remotely. His remarkable project has been selected for the esteemed Launchpad accelerator at IIM-Bangalore, further validating its potential. The LPU Chancellor and others have congratulated Rounak on his achievement.

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