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sarla-aviation x aws
Sarla Aviation uses AWS for aircraft design analytics and cloud-based flight simulation
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Sarla Aviation is a Bengaluru-based Indian electric aviation company developing the [Sylla](/models/sarla-sylla) eVTOL aircraft, India's largest and heaviest electric aircraft. The company completed a six-month flight test campaign for the Sylla 1.0 half-scale technology demonstrator. Sarla Aviation is backed by Accel and Nikhil Kamath, and closed a Series A1 funding round.
[Amazon web services](/companies/amazon-web-services) (AWS) is the cloud computing division of Amazon, providing on-demand cloud platforms including compute, storage, database, and AI/ML services. AWS powers infrastructure for autonomous vehicle simulation, robotics development, and AI training workloads.
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