MUNICH, May 10, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — At this year’s Intersolar Europe, Solavita, the solar energy brand under Skyworth Group, made a strong impression by unveiling new innovations in both commercial and residential energy solutions. Exhibiting a full range of modules, mounting systems, inverters and energy storage systems, Solavita demonstrated growing commitment to driving smarter, more flexible, and sustainable energy systems worldwide.

Launching the 30–50kW Hybrid Inverter for Commercial Projects

Solavita, ranked among the Top 2 Distributed PV Brands in China, proudly introduced new 30–50kW hybrid inverter, designed specifically for commercial solar projects. Built to meet the evolving demands of distributed energy, the inverter brings advanced features that deliver higher efficiency, greater flexibility, and enhanced system protection.

The new hybrid inverter is equipped with up to five MPPTs and supports 2x PV oversizing, maximizing energy capture even in complex rooftop scenarios. On the storage side, it offers three independent 55A battery inputs, supporting both 3-in-1 and separate battery configurations, and is fully compatible with 280 / 314Ah battery— ensuring seamless adaptability across projects.

Engineered for reliability, the inverter delivers 100% unbalanced output and supports 2x rated power input, ensuring stable operation under varying load conditions. It also includes a GEN port, providing more options for diesel generator integration, smart load management, or AC-coupled expansion.

Safety and durability were key design priorities: with smart RSD connectivity, optional AFCI, and an IP66 rating, the inverter is prepared for a wide range of installation environments. Operating at noise levels below 60dB, it’s also a perfect fit for projects with strict noise requirements.

This launch marks another important milestone in Solavita’s mission to deliver smarter, cleaner energy to businesses around the world.

Recognized as a Top Inverter Innovator by EUPD Research

In recognition of the continuous investment in technology and innovation, Solavita proudly received the “Top Inverter Innovator” and “Sustainable Exhibitor” award from EUPD Research during Intersolar Europe. These awards highlight Solavita’s position as a forward-thinking brand delivering trusted, high-performance energy solutions for a sustainable future.

Residential Energy Storage Solutions Take Center Stage

In addition to commercial offering, Solavita showcased its latest residential energy storage solutions, drawing significant attention from visitors through a live teardown demonstration.

The residential portfolio features a 5–15kW hybrid inverter built for adaptability and resilience. With low startup voltage, a wide operating range, rapid on-grid/off-grid switching under 10 milliseconds, and robust surge protection, it ensures uninterrupted and stable energy supply for households. Its durable design supports long-term reliability with minimal maintenance.

Complementing the inverter, Solavita’s high-voltage battery system was also on display. Featuring a modular stackable design, IP65-rated protection, and scalability up to eight modules, the battery system offers homeowners flexibility to expand their storage capacity as needed. Using premium lithium battery cells, the system is engineered for a long service life and dependable performance in all conditions.

With strong showing at Intersolar Europe 2025, Solavita continues to push the boundaries of innovation in distributed energy. Backed by the legacy of Skyworth Group — which also owns well-known brands Metz and Strong in Germany — Solavita is expanding its global footprint, helping more customers achieve smarter, greener, and more sustainable living.

SHANGHAI, May 10, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — The HERO ESPORTS Asian Champions League (ACL), Asia’s premier multi-title esports tournament, has revealed the schedule, format, and qualification details for its VALORANT Champions Tour (VCT) events.

The ACL series, hosted by Hero Esports, will include a total of four coveted spots for the VALORANT at the Esports World Cup (EWC) 25—2 spots from the VALORANT China Evolution Series: ACT 2 x ACL and 2 spots from the ACL 2025 EWC Qualifier: Pacific.

Tournament Highlights

From May 6–25, ACL will host a series of high-stakes competitions:

• VALORANT China Evolution Series: Act 2 x ACL (May 8–12)
• ACL x VCT Day1-3 (May 14–16, Shanghai)
• ACL Grand Finals 2025 (May 18, Shanghai)
• ACL 2025 EWC Qualifier: Pacific (May 22–25, Online)

All stages except the ACL 2025 EWC Qualifier: Pacific will be broadcast globally on ACL’s Twitch, YouTube, and TikTok channels, with live audiences in attendance.

Key Stages & Format

1.    China Evolution Series: ACT 2 x ACL (May 8–12)

• Co-hosted by TJ Sports (Tencent & Riot Games joint venture).
• 12 VCT CN teams compete in a single-elimination bracket (BO3/BO5).
• Top 2 teams qualify for the Esports World Cup.

2.    ACL x VCT Day 1-3 (May 14–16)

• 3 VCT PAC teams vs. 3 VCT CN teams in a new competitive format.
• Top 2 teams advance to the ACL Grand Finals.
• $10,000 for per match win, and $10,000 bonus for defeating a higher-ranked opponent.

3.    ACL Grand Finals 2025 (May 18, Shanghai)

• $50,000 prize and championship title on the line.

4.    ACL 2025 EWC Qualifier: Pacific (May 22–25, closed broadcast)

• 10 VCT PAC teams in a single round-robin format.
• Top 4 teams compete for 2 EWC spots.

Star Commentary & Global Appeal

The ACL x VCT matches will have Chinese, English and Korean commentaries. The English broadcast will feature top-tier talent, including Paperthin and Achilios, offering expert analysis for international audiences.

Jonny Wang, CEO of ACL, said: “In the ACL x VCT tournament, we will bring the VCT PAC teams and the VCT CN teams together. It’s thrilling to see how they’ll compete and who will emerge victorious. Our bonus system will also motivate lower-ranking teams to reach their full potential, adding excitement to the game.”

Danny Tang, Co-Founder and CEO of Hero Esports, remarked: “The ACL x VCT tournament is not just a test of skill, but also a celebration of cultural exchange. We look forward to seeing how teams from different regions spark creativity and competition on the field. “

About the HERO ESPORTS Asian Champions League

The HERO ESPORTS Asian Champions League (ACL) is the premier and largest international multi-title esports event in Asia. Hosted by leading esports company Hero Esports, the tournament boasts a total prize pool of $2 million. This year, the inaugural ACL features nine premier esports titles, including Counter-Strike 2, Dota 2, Honor of Kings, Street Fighter 6, The Legend Cup of League of Legends, Teamfight Tactics, VALORANT Champions Tour, Delta Force and Crossfire.

The ACL Grand Finals 2025 (May 16–18, Shanghai) will partner with DreamHack, uniting elite players, gaming tech, and fans. Selected ACL winners will earn direct entry to the Esports World Cup in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia—the largest esports event in history.

For more info, please check ACL official website: https://esportsacl.com/home

For media inquiries, please contact:
ACL PR Team | aclpr@heroesports.com

SEOUL, South Korea, May 10, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Graid Technology is pleased to announce its participation in AI EXPO KOREA 2025, Asia’s premier artificial intelligence exhibition, held from May 14–16 at COEX Hall A in Seoul. During this prestigious event, Graid will showcase its comprehensive solutions in AI and high-performance computing (HPC) storage, demonstrating how SupremeRAID™ is revolutionizing data infrastructure for next-generation workloads. Founded in Silicon Valley in 2021, Graid Technology has quickly become a trailblazer in the storage industry, pioneering GPU-based RAID data protection acceleration, which offers unparalleled speed, security, and reliability—outpacing traditional RAID technologies.

Backed by two U.S. patents, Graid’s technology excels in both speed and security. The first patent,Data Transmission and Protection System and Method Thereof, introduces a GPU-based RAID controller that eliminates data bottlenecks between applications and SSDs, significantly enhancing transfer speeds compared to traditional solutions. The second patent, granted in April 2025, Distributed Journaling for Write Operations to RAID Systems, focuses on a breakthrough in data integrity, ensuring critical data is protected and quickly recoverable in the event of a system crash or unexpected shutdown—setting a new benchmark for RAID data protection.

Graid Technology will also highlight its edge-to-cloud strategy, delivering next-generation infrastructure across the AI pipeline. On the edge, Graid will unveil one of the most powerful edge computing workstations, Supreme100, at the show—supporting eight Gen5 NVMe SSDs and a 450W GPU, the system delivers transfer speeds up to 100GB/s, with quiet acoustics suitable for office environments. In the cloud, Graid’s HPC cluster solution integrates the SR-1010 with BeeGFS over InfiniBand, achieving 80GB/s speeds with scalable capacity and linear performance. Built-in high-availability (HA) services reduce infrastructure costs while maintaining optimal uptime—ideal for AI, HPC, and ML workloads.

At AI expo Korea, Graid will collaborate with leading partners Infinitix and Teratec to present a comprehensive AI ecosystem. Infinitix will showcase its flagship platform AI-Stack, which enhances GPU resource utilization across AI development and deployment workflows. Widely adopted across industries including finance, healthcare, and semiconductors, Infinitix is making its AI EXPO debut, emphasizing its strategic expansion in Korea. Teratec, a leading Korean technology provider, specializes in HPC, enterprise networking, and IT infrastructure, delivering integrated platforms that power scalable AI and analytics solutions for local enterprises.

Visit Graid Technology at Booth K27 to discover how next-gen storage and infrastructure are powering the future of AI.

Total ECW funding in the Federal Republic of Somalia now tops US$64.2 million. The Multi-Year Resilience Programme will be delivered by a consortium of international and local civil society organizations, reaching 43,000 children with life-saving education.

NEW YORK, May 10, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — For over 25 years, Somalia has faced persistent conflict, insecurity and climate change-related crises, severely impacting the lives and lifelong trajectories of the nation’s children.

“The children and adolescents of Somalia have suffered far too long. Yet, they have so much to give – provided they are empowered with a quality education. We will not allow Somalia to be another ‘forgotten crises.’” – ECW Director Yasmine Sherif.

In response to the ongoing situation, Education Cannot Wait (ECW) and its strategic partners announced today a new US$17.1 million grant that will reach over 43,000 children with safe, quality education opportunities. Total ECW funding in Somalia now tops US$64.2 million.

The humanitarian needs far outpace the resources available in Somalia and other forgotten crises worldwide. Somalia’s Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan 2025 remains severely underfunded, according to OCHA’s Financing Tracking Service. Prior to the new tranche of ECW funding, only 29% of the overall US$68.6 million humanitarian appeal for education was funded.

“The children and adolescents of Somalia have suffered far too long. Yet, they have so much to give – provided they are empowered with a quality education. We will not allow Somalia to be another ‘forgotten crises,'” said ECW’s Director Yasmine Sherif. “More than half of Somalia’s school-aged children – 4.5 million – are out of school today. ECW is a pooled funding mechanism advancing joint programming. Our additional financial investment will thus enable all our partners in Somalia to jointly deliver continued quality education. Clearly, education is the best investment to empower crisis-affected communities to take the reins, steer their own destiny and end dependency on aid.”

The United Kingdom is ECW’s second-largest donor, with US$277 million in total contributions to date. The Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) leads the donor group in Somalia and was instrumental in developing the expanded programme.

“The UK is absolutely committed to working with the Federal Government of Somalia and partners like Education Cannot Wait for a more secure and stable future for all Somali children,” said British Ambassador to Somalia Mike Nithavrianakis. “Today’s programme launch is unique because it provides predictable, long-term funding for some of the most vulnerable, crisis-affected children in Somalia. It will also support the Federal Government of Somalia’s efforts to strengthen the education system. Education gives children normality, protection and hope. Educating children is the best way to ensure a better future for Somalia, which is why we’re proud to partner with Education Cannot Wait.”

The programme builds on ECW’s US$47.1 million in total investments in Somalia, which have already reached more than 300,000 children and adolescents with a quality education. The programme will be delivered by the Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA) in coordination with the Federal Republic of Somalia. Consortium partners include Save the Children, Concern Worldwide and the Formal Education Network for Private Schools (FENPS). 

“Education is the foundation of opportunity and progress, and ensuring that every child in Somalia has access to quality learning is a priority for our ministry. The partnership with Education Cannot Wait represents a vital commitment to expanding educational access for children affected by the crisis, enabling them to continue their studies and build a brighter future. Through this collaboration, we reaffirm our dedication to providing safe and inclusive learning environments, and empowering the next generation with the skills and knowledge they need to thrive,” said Farah Sheikh Abdulakdir, Minister of Education, Culture and Higher Education, Federal Republic of Somalia.

“This Multi-Year Resilience Programme is more than a programme – it is a lifeline for thousands of children across Somalia who have been denied their right to education due to conflict, climate shocks and displacement. ADRA is proud to lead this transformative effort alongside our partners Save the Children, Concern Worldwide and FENPS – organizations deeply rooted in the communities we serve and experienced in delivering education in emergency contexts,” said Jorge Silva, Country Director, ADRA Somalia. “Together, we will work hand-in-hand with government, ECW, local organizations, Somalia’s education cluster and communities to ensure that children not only access school, but thrive in safe, inclusive and supportive learning environments. This is how we build resilience. This is how we build the future.”

Political, social and economic instability, compounded by climate change-induced disasters, has led to widespread displacement, acute food insecurity and limited access to essential services including education in Somalia.

Progress is being made, but it is uneven. Seven out of ten Somalis still live below the poverty line. The number of people requiring humanitarian assistance in Somalia peaked in 2023 at 8.25 million. That number is projected to decrease to approximately 6 million in 2025. Nevertheless, protracted conflict, political and economic instability, climate change, and other social and cultural barriers have created wide and systemic fragility in Somalia’s education system.

The new programme will be delivered in six locations within the Federal Republic of Somalia. Programme interventions focus on ensuring access to safe and protective learning environments for vulnerable girls and boys, including refugees, returnees and other at-risk groups such as children with disabilities. It also seeks to improve holistic learning outcomes such as basic numeracy, literacy and social-emotional learning, and strengthen the resilience of the education system.

Note to Editors

About Education Cannot Wait (ECW): 
Education Cannot Wait (ECW) is the global fund for education in emergencies and protracted crises in the United Nations. We support quality education outcomes for refugee, internally displaced and other crisis-affected girls and boys, so no one is left behind. ECW works through the multilateral system to both increase the speed of responses in crises and connect immediate relief and longer-term interventions through multi-year programming. ECW works in close partnership with governments, public and private donors, UN agencies, civil society organizations, and other humanitarian and development aid actors to increase efficiencies and end siloed responses. ECW urgently appeals to public and private sector donors for expanded support to reach even more vulnerable children and youth.

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