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bijouxbroussard · F
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Putting Germany, Russia, China and Canada behind India seems biased.
bijouxbroussard · F
@YOLO1: This is what the site says:
"Another Silicon Valley is located in Bangalore, India. With the second largest population in the world and with increasing numbers of ambitious graduates, India has a skilled labor force ready to rock the boat of mobile technology. After becoming the world’s premier destination for outsourcing work in IT, accounting, and customer service, India is now becoming a leader in mobile apps, e-commerce and business solutions. India’s proven record in scaling up smart services and educating the next cohorts of engineers and entrepreneurs makes the country number 3 in our list of most technologically advanced countries in the world."
"Another Silicon Valley is located in Bangalore, India. With the second largest population in the world and with increasing numbers of ambitious graduates, India has a skilled labor force ready to rock the boat of mobile technology. After becoming the world’s premier destination for outsourcing work in IT, accounting, and customer service, India is now becoming a leader in mobile apps, e-commerce and business solutions. India’s proven record in scaling up smart services and educating the next cohorts of engineers and entrepreneurs makes the country number 3 in our list of most technologically advanced countries in the world."
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@bijouxbroussard: No doubt about the potential of India but they are not even close to single western country as they mostly rely on transfer of technology from Western worlds, Russia and Israel.