Prime Minister Narender Modi Visited Silicon Valley it is IT hub of USA.Many Big companies like Google,Apple,Microsoft,qualcomm,Oracle and Intel have their headquaters their and this is the place where entire IT of USA Runs.
Google Gift to India:
During the on-going visit by Modi to the Silicon Valley, Google announced that it would be partnering with Indian Railways to offer free high speed internet initially across 100 railway stations, and then 500 in India.
Here’s a map of the first 100 train stations that will get Wi-Fi by the end of 2016:
India-born Google CEO Sundar Pichai said the search engine giant will provide high speed internet services at 100 railway stations in India initially and then expand it by 400 more by next year.He also announced that Google will launch an Android next month enabling users to type in 11 Indian languages, including Modi’s mother tongue Gujarati.
Microsoft Gift to India:
The Indian Government's Digital India initiative has received a major boost as software giant Microsoft has announced that it plans to work with the former to bring cheap broadband technology to 500,000 villages in the country.The partnership could prove to be a game changer for India, where around 70% of the population lives in over 600,000 villages.
Facebook Controversy Gift to India:
Zuckerberg said that he appreciated India's efforts to connect rural areas through technology. Here's what he said:
Lakhs of people just loved this cool feature and started changing their profile pics as soon as they saw these giants changing their profile picture. However, please beware, Facebook is actually counting each DP change to as your support for its on “Internet.org” in India.. People, without noticing this, changed their profile pictures, in effect offering support for Internet.org.Digital India is a great initiative that will lead to a lot of opportunities in India. However, we must make sure that we support Digital India and not ‘Facebook’s Digital India’.
Smart Cities:
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Google Gift to India:
During the on-going visit by Modi to the Silicon Valley, Google announced that it would be partnering with Indian Railways to offer free high speed internet initially across 100 railway stations, and then 500 in India.
Here’s a map of the first 100 train stations that will get Wi-Fi by the end of 2016:
India-born Google CEO Sundar Pichai said the search engine giant will provide high speed internet services at 100 railway stations in India initially and then expand it by 400 more by next year.He also announced that Google will launch an Android next month enabling users to type in 11 Indian languages, including Modi’s mother tongue Gujarati.
Microsoft Gift to India:
The Indian Government's Digital India initiative has received a major boost as software giant Microsoft has announced that it plans to work with the former to bring cheap broadband technology to 500,000 villages in the country.The partnership could prove to be a game changer for India, where around 70% of the population lives in over 600,000 villages.
Facebook Controversy Gift to India:
Zuckerberg said that he appreciated India's efforts to connect rural areas through technology. Here's what he said:
Qualcomm Gift to India:
U.S.-based chipmaker Qualcomm announced that it will be investing $150 million in Indian startups following Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s meeting with heads of Silicon Valley’s technology firms heads.The company said it would invest in IOT startups, without being more specific about which ones how much and by when.
Apple Gift to India:
Apple Ceo Tim Cook has expressed his great desire to be a part of Prime Minister Modi's 'Digital India' initiative and he also said it was a game changer.The Prime Minister had also discussed 'Apple Pay' with Tim Cook so that ways could be explored in using it for Jan Dhan Yojna.Reports suggest that Apple is looking to invest in building manufacturing capacities in India, which could come as a major boost for Prime Minister Modi's 'Make in India' project.
Energy:
Over 300 million people in India are off-grid and have no access to electricity. Rather than building grids or nuclear plants, Valley companies like Simpa Networks and Tesla have renewable solar battery packs and can light up every home with 24×7 efficient and low-cost energy. Simpa has already brought solar battery powered electricity to over 10,000 homes in Mathru district in just less than 12 months. These are the kind of new micro-grid and micro-power wall solutions that will solve the common man’s problem to bring affordable and clean energy.
Smart Cities:
The PM’s vision of 100 smart cities is inspiring. However, the flawless working of diverse services like eHealth, eGovernance, eSafety and Internet of Things will require the entire city to make itself an application programming interface (API) platform.
This capability requires technology architects who have built largescale systems. Silicon Valley is full of platform companies like Google, Apple, Facebook and EdCast whose executive will be meeting the PM
It will demonstrate the commitment of Indian-American engineers in Silicon Valley to collaborate with techies in India for the fulfillment of Prime Minister Modi’s vision.
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