The feeling in Bangalore is like "early Silicon Valley" according to Kentaro Toyama, assistant managing director of Microsoft's 50-strong research lab in town.

Popularly known as the “Silicon Valley” of India, Bangalore, also known as Bengaluru, is the country's IT industry hub and one of the world’s preferred locations for startup companies. It's ...

Bangalore is known as India’s Silicon Valley because the city is a hub of technology entrepreneurs and home to some of the world’s top global software companies, but the paradox is that many ...

Ask natives of Asia’s two giants, China and India, what they think of the other, and not infrequently, the jokes and stereotypes fly. At least some people… India's 'Silicon Valley,' Bangalore is fast ...

BANGALORE, INDIA — Visitors to Bangalore, ... two spots ahead of California's Silicon Valley — which isn't a city but was ranked as one — by the JLL City Momentum Index this year.

Bangalore’s rapid expansion as India’s tech capital is partly responsible. The number of cars on the roads has rocketed from 1.4 million in 2000 to more than 8 million in 2019.

The water level at the Krishnarajasagar reservoir, popularly known as KRS, surpassed 100 feet in May. According to the ...

The tech hub, known as India’s “Silicon Valley” and home to giant multinationals like Infosys and Wipro, requires about 2 billion liters (528 million gallons) of water for its nearly 14 ...

Silicon Valley has helped power India's outsourcing boom by shifting technology jobs to that country. Three months ago, Munjal Shah reversed a bit of that shift. Mr. Shah, who leads a California ...

That is the model of Silicon Valley, and I see India going exactly that way." He added that the elements had always been here to spark a Silicon Valley tech revolution: Bangalore always had the ...