FAQ – Why does #PinakastraCloud choose to stand apart from the 95% of Indian startups as shown in the table?

To answer this FAQ, we did a simple Startups category Mapping to 7 Layers of OSI Model and below was the outcome.

• Application Layer: This layer dominates the Indian startup landscape, with a majority focusing on consumer-facing applications like e-commerce, fintech, edtech, and foodtech.
• Presentation Layer: A smaller but significant portion of startups work on data security and compression technologies.
• Session Layer: This layer is less prominent, with a few startups focusing on collaboration tools and remote work solutions.
• Transport Layer: A niche area, with a few startups working on network security and optimization.
• Network Layer: A handful of startups are involved in cloud infrastructure and networking equipment.
• Data Link Layer and Physical Layer: These layers are primarily dominated by established tech giants and traditional hardware manufacturers.

Unlike most Indian startups that focus on the Application, Presentation, and Session layers—representing 95% of the ecosystem as shown in the data—#Pinakastra Computing deliberately positions itself in the niche, challenging domain of infrastructure layers (Transport, Network, Data Link, and Physical) and other software layers like Session, Presentation & Application Layers. By focusing on building robust private cloud infrastructure and deeptech solutions, Pinakastra aims to solve fundamental problems in networking, storage, and distributed systems, paving the way for innovation at a foundational level rather than competing in the crowded application space.

• We need built own #digitalinfrastructure and have policy around that before discussing about #datasecurity #datasoverignity #dataprivacy etc.
• Our definition of a Full Stack Engineer is someone capable of working across all seven layers of the OSI model, and our team is built with exceptionally strong Full Stack Engineers.