BANGALORE THE WORLD'S IT HUB | EMERGING INDIA

[salute]

 

[Thorough Pro]

Hub of microsoft certified scammers scamming vulnerable old people around the globe

 

[RPK]

Hub of microsoft certified scammers scamming vulnerable old people around the globe

That is Bharatpur, Mathura and Mewat which form the tri-junction of Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh and Haryana have now emerged as the new 'Jamtara' Jharkhand's sleepy town known for notorious phishing attacks

Even south India is affected with these scams

 

[jamahir]

@salute, from this "World's largest IT hub" name one operating system and microprocessor that has come out of it. All those huge IT companies like Infosys ( number of employees - 260,000 ) and TCS ( number of employees - 509,058 ), why haven't they designed those two fundamental elements of a binary computer ? What have these companies, their computer engineers and their overhyped "team leads" been doing all these decades ? Name one contribution to the world from this "World's IT hub".

And again you have posted some highrises. How is this development ?

 

[salute]

@salute, from this "World's largest IT hub" name one operating system and microprocessor that has come out of it. All those huge IT companies like Infosys ( number of employees - 260,000 ) and TCS ( number of employees - 509,058 ), why haven't they designed those two fundamental elements of a binary computer ? What have these companies, their computer engineers and their overhyped "team leads" been doing all these decades ? Name one contribution to the world from this "World's IT hub".

And again you have posted some highrises. How is this development ?

Keep your ramblings to yourself, don't quote me.

 

[American Pakistani]

Bangalore - scamming the world since IT came into the world.

 

[salute]

Bangalore - scamming the world since IT came into the world.

Yes, so much so that about 30% of world IT manpower are Indian. Pakistan is also trying to scam the world lately with conducive policies for such scamming.

 

[magra]

@salute, from this "World's largest IT hub" name one operating system and microprocessor that has come out of it. All those huge IT companies like Infosys ( number of employees - 260,000 ) and TCS ( number of employees - 509,058 ), why haven't they designed those two fundamental elements of a binary computer ? What have these companies, their computer engineers and their overhyped "team leads" been doing all these decades ? Name one contribution to the world from this "World's IT hub".

And again you have posted some highrises. How is this development ?

Bangaluru is the world's back-end office right now. To truly become world's IT hub, it needs to create the next Google or Amazon or Facebook.

 

[jamahir]

Bangaluru is the world's back-end office right now. To truly become world's IT hub, it needs to create the next Google or Amazon or Facebook.

Perhaps those but more importantly the next Microsoft, Apple, QNX and ARM.

The hundreds of thousands of computer science and electronics engineers graduating out of Indian colleges every year have to be given direction by computer system designers who may be PhDs or college dropouts.

 

[Progressive1]

It is because of conducive environment to intellectual growth provided by south indian culture , a thing in which Pakistanis have to learn a lot from South Indians.

 

[magra]

Perhaps those but more importantly the next Microsoft, Apple, QNX and ARM.

The hundreds of thousands of computer science and electronics engineers graduating out of Indian colleges every year have to be given direction by computer system designers who may be PhDs or college dropouts.

The first phase should be to do the front end IT jobs, since we are already experts in backend IT.
Electronics hardware is the next phase and is more difficult as it requires a lot of investment and govt support, and not just the ingenuity and drive of one company.

It is because of conducive environment to intellectual growth provided by south indian culture , a thing in which Pakistanis have to learn a lot from South Indians.

All Indians are contributing. Wipro Chairman Mr. Azim Premji is not South Indian. Ola, Flipkart, OYO not started by South Indians.
No need to covertly drive a wedge between Indians.

 

[Indus Pakistan]

Much respect to citizens of those cities. They have indeed produced a economic marvel. In Pakistan our Karachites and Lahoris living off the rest of the country or migrant workers need to see what real hard work and success means.

 

[jamahir]

The first phase should be to do the front end IT jobs, since we are already experts in backend IT.

Believe me, it doesn't take more than a PC OS ( Linux or Windows ), a PC emulator ( like Bochs ), a simple compiler set ( BCC - Bruce's C Compiler ) and knowledge of Assembly language to write an OS for the Intel x86 platform. I had written a simple one some years ago and had co-founded a company to commercially develop it further but the company closed down for non-technological reasons.

Electronics hardware is the next phase and is more difficult as it requires a lot of investment and govt support, and not just the ingenuity and drive of one company.

I agree that fabrication of processors and memory at large scale requires big investment but the design itself of processors can be done in a fabless way using FPGA boards and associated software and then the design handed over to first SCL Chandigarh ( which produces high reliability chips for ISRO and also the military I think ) to be produced in ASIC form for further testing and then after verification handed over to existing big commercial fabricators / foundries like in Taiwan, South Korea, USA and Israel. In fact the RISC-V implementation by IIT-Madras called Shakti was produced in a lot in South Korea ( Samsung ? ).

 

[magra]

Believe me, it doesn't take more than a PC OS ( Linux or Windows ), a PC emulator ( like Bochs ), a simple compiler set ( BCC - Bruce's C Compiler ) and knowledge of Assembly language to write an OS for the Intel x86 platform. I had written a simple one some years ago and had co-founded a company to commercially develop it further but the company closed down for non-technological reasons.

Making a new OS may not be very difficult, but making it world class so that it is preferred by a significant number of people is tough. If very few people use it, then it dies a natural death due to losses. For creating world class stuff, we need talent from around the world. Silicon Valley leads as it recruits top talent from all nationalities.

 

[K_Bin_W]

Hub of microsoft certified scammers scamming vulnerable old people around the globe

Nearly every single scam call is from India, Thats what they do best. India neither has the industrial base nor the R&D to make a cycle spoke. All their tall claims are virtual on the internet, in their schools, media etc.... SO go slow and enjoy the fun...