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Will Gujarat replace Bangalore and become India new silicon valley why Gujarat Succeeded and other states are failing?

Do you know Bangalore is wrongly termed as Silicon Valley of India? US Silicon Valley comprises of San Jose, Palo Alto, Mountain View, Cupertino, Sunnyvale, Menlo Park, Santa Clara & Redwood City. These cities are located in Southern San Francisco B

Bangalore's Silicon Nightmare; Is it becoming a valley of Broken Dreams? Bangalore, the so-called "Silicon Valley of India" is more like a silicon dumpster fire. The city's crumbling infrastructure can't keep up with the brain drain of techies and m

Bangalore rains are so unpredictable. It’s been constantly raining in October since last few days! Monsoon didn’t even happen in Monsoon. Seasons are shifting. But most people think climate change is a joke.

Bangalore is India's Silicon Valley - someone says it's hell true, and others be like it's not - what's your POV? PS: My elder brother took those pics on his first day at the Amazon Office as a Category Manager.

Bangalore: India's Silicon Valley Bangalore has earned the title "India's Silicon Valley" due to its thriving startup ecosystem. With a large pool of skilled talent, supportive government policies, and abundant funding, the city has attracted entrepr

'RIP Bengaluru tech scene': Founder eyes Chennai after Karnataka cabinet approves job quota Do you think bangalore will lose all its glory post this bill? Lets see past events that have led companies/founders leave bangalore. 1. The water logging

Valley Tales. Jawbone, once a prominent wearable tech company, raised $930M from investors like Sequoia Capital, Andreessen Horowitz, and Khosla Ventures. Despite its innovative designs and significant funding, Jawbone faced challenges that led to

Hey everyone, I'd like your honest thoughts on something I've noticed. It seems like Indian AI startups are often copying ideas from Silicon Valley, rebranding them, and then securing substantial funding. For instance, take Mockey.ai. This trend app

In a Carmel, Indiana high school bathroom, 17-year-old Eric Zhu birthed Aviato, an analytical platform for private market data. Armed with a green screen and boundless ambition, Zhu took investor calls between classes, eventually landing $2.3 million