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Microsoft names Satya Nadella to replace Steve Ballmer

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Out of Bangalore, Hyderabad, and Pune, which one is the biggest center in terms of tech?
both have significant numbers of MNCs. but definetly hyderabad is a big hub and some giant companies like Microsoft, google have their presence there.
 
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Out of Bangalore, Hyderabad, and Pune, which one is the biggest center in terms of tech?

Bangalore . But Hyderabad is not far behind and Microsoft India is based out of Hyderabad :)

both have significant numbers of MNCs. but definetly hyderabad is a big hub and some giant companies like Microsoft, google have their presence there.

Bangalore is ahead of Hyderabad man .
 
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Je batt. . . .:enjoy:

Congratulations to Mr. Nadella for this Achievement. . .he made every Indian proud !!:triniti:

Can we expect more Investment from Microsoft in India now ???:azn:
Immigrants usually do no think like that.....I think as a CEO he'll look at Microsoft's interests only.....if that includes investments in India then good for you if not then do not expect any thing from him just because he has an Indian past!
 
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Immigrants usually do no think like that.....I think as a CEO he'll look at Microsoft's interests only.....if that includes investments in India then good for you if not then do not expect any thing from him just because he has an Indian past!
yeah obviously. Being a CEO, first priority is to get fat bonus and keep Share holders happy. Share holders are everything for a listed company.
Even an Indian company with Indian CEO does not think like that they have to invest in a particular state within India.
 
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Out of Bangalore, Hyderabad, and Pune, which one is the biggest center in terms of tech?
Bangalore definitely.
Hyderabad is a close second.
Pune is a very distant third.

Though the trend is changing, Bangalore was the biggest center of tech, its slowly changing to the biggest center of high tech R&D/Knowledge economy, while low tech/software is shifting from Bangalore to Hyderabad first and then Pune.
 
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