Sriram Viswanathan spent nearly 20 years at Intel in senior roles from chip design to corporate venture building, then founded cross-border fund IndusAge Partners before combining it into what became Celesta, making him a repeat fund founder who has architected US-India deep-tech investing models over multiple cycles. He serves as an Advisory Board member to India's Semiconductor Mission and is a central figure in the new $1B India Deep Tech Investment Alliance, positioning him as a builder of national-scale deep-tech ecosystems rather than just a firm-level investor. Sriram Viswanathan spent nearly 20 years at Intel in senior roles from chip design to corporate venture building, then founded cross-border fund IndusAge Partners before combining it into what became Celesta, making him a repeat fund founder who has architected US-India deep-tech investing models over multiple cycles. He serves as an Advisory Board member to India's Semiconductor Mission and is a central figure in the new $1B India Deep Tech Investment Alliance, positioning him as a builder of national-scale deep-tech ecosystems rather than just a firm-level investor.