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Difference between silicon valley of India and silicon valley of USA
By Venu V - December 9, 201401682
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Information Technology evolved with the development and production of computer software and hardware as well as programming languages and information systems.
Last four decades, a huge amount of development and growth making it one of world’s leading industries today which paved way to the emergence of several IT companies in such places as Silicon Valley in the US and Bengaluru in India.
The name Silicon Valley in San Francisco, came from silicon used in the production of semi conductors which were first products developed in the area of Santa Clara Valley where the companies producing them were located.
Bengaluru is the capital of Karnataka, an Indian state which was housing various industrial establishments like Bharat Electricals Ltd (BEL), Indian Telephone Industries Ltd (ITI) and Bharat Heavy Engineering Ltd (BHEL), Hindustan Machine Tools (HMT) and various other defence establishments like DRDO and ISRO to name a few. However due to liberalization in policies of the Indian Government, which gave space to new ventures like Infosys Ltd (Infy), WIPRO and other smaller companies
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The difference is that while in US silicon Valley largely R&D work takes place, and is hub of HQ of major IT companies,Bangalore is mostly an outsourcing destination which is flourishing recently with upcoming new start ups. Situation is analogous to a Pro in some sport and a new comer trying to make his place in the team.
Bangalore is called silicon valley of India because Silicon Valley became synonomous with IT industry. Since,India's IT sector is largely based in Bangalore hence we started calling it silicon valley of India.
This is also a result of the mentality we have. We always try to fit in and try to imitate west.
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Many of the engineers in Bangalore work diligently to get an H1B visa to Silicon Valley.
Once they arrive in they rarely return Bangalore, typically starting a family and putting down permanent roots in .
So there is net persistent migration from Bangalore to Silicon Valley.
The city I live in Cupertino is the corporate headquarters from the worlds largest corporation Apple Computer. 1/3 of Cupertino residents are Indian.
While both regions have talented highly intelligent engineers, the advantage goes to Silicon Valley as it cherry picks the cream of the Bangalore talent pool. This process also includes the highly capable management and executive talent in Bangalore.
basically is a region filled with immigrants from all over the world. It is global magnet exerting the powerful draw of innovation and the highest economic rewards available on the planet.
I don't think they are comparable. BAY area is where R&D happens, great companies take birth as startups, grow in to world leaders in Technology. It is more than a IT hub for the US from the beginning and still is. Though Newyork is the financial hub and Boston to an extent wrt to startups owing to great universities in Northeast, BAY area is overwhelmingly dominant region when it comes to Technology.
Its not the case with Bengaluru. Though it leads in IT exports among Indian cities, there are other regions like Chennai, Hyderabad, NCR Region , Pune -Mumbai,which are comparable to Bengaluru in IT exports. Bengaluru or for that matter other cities are not gigantically pioneers when it comes to research, product engineering and Technology. I wish we achieve a lot more in those aspects than just being called the outsourcing hubs or call centers(which we are not), though we do have lot of Human resources both skillful, creative and hard working.
There are exceptions though.