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\"\"By S Aadeetya<\/strong>
\n
It might have been the biggest announcement made on behalf the current Indian government but nobody would have seen it coming yet. China-based manufacturer Foxconn<\/a>, renowned for making Apple iPhone, is eager to set up its shop in India and has made slew of promises to bring an industrial change in the country.
\n
\nWhen the clock struck 8:45 pm on 4 August, the company's CEO made yet another visit to the country and spoke how it is now time for India to build its own operating system. It's not like India has never built an operating system itself but to ask for an alternative to something like an established force such as Windows or Android is like asking for a lot.
\n
It's more than evident that mos<\/a>t software majors have thrived on support from Indian-origin representation, but weren't they better off doing similar things within the country itself? Easier said than done one might say, and unfortunately that remains to be the reason for such OS profligacy.
\n
\nThe Indian-OS dream actually started long way back in 2010 when the government itself intended to get things on board with platform called Bharat Operating System Solutions (BOSS) to be built by Defence Research & Development Organization (DRDO) of India. This OS was supposed to grow itself way up to the top, making it consumer-ready but usual culprits like lack of interest, insufficient funds and government support among others lead to its slow demise.
\n
\nSuch being the state of affairs, it was easy to see why the BOSS never got into the reckoning. So, now for the Foxconn CEO to suggest India to build itself another OS variably highlights the country's global standing.
\n
\nThe sentiments from within the country haven't helped cases either. Recently, co-founder of Infosys, Narayana Murthy made a startling admission of the fact that no major invention or breakthroughs over the past 60 years have come from the country, blaming the way the technical education ecosystem has failed in its objective.
\n
\nIndia has many so-called Silicon Valley of its own, most notably Bengaluru while others like Hyderabad and Kerala among others are trying to gain similar status. But as you might know, the original Silicon Valley comprises of legendary IT brands like Google, Microsoft and Facebook among others, while India's contingent come nowhere close to their standards.
\n
\nWe have been clamouring IT companies and tech wizards to build the next Google or Facebook within India, but can this really happen ever? Whatever may be the case, by highlighting the lack of an India-made OS, the Foxconn CEO may have ignited several long lost dreams.
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为什么富士康首席执行官希望印度有自己的操作系统?

富士康,以使苹果iPhone,渴望建立了商店在印度和已经做出了一系列的承诺带来一个工业变革。

  • 2015年8月10日更新是03:32点
通过S Aadeetya

它可能是最大的声明代表当前的印度政府,但没有人会看到它的到来。中国的制造商富士康,以使苹果iPhone,渴望建立了商店在印度和已经做出了一系列的承诺将一个工业国家的变化。

当钟敲一8月4日,该公司CEO另一个访问,说印度现在时间如何构建自己的操作系统。它不像印度从来没有建立一个操作系统本身,而是寻求另一种类似于建立力如Windows或Android就像要求很多。

明显,多万操作系统t软件专业的蓬勃发展在印度代表的支持,但没有在这个国家本身更好做类似的事情?说起来容易做起来可能会说,不幸的是,这还有待这种OS挥霍的原因。

Indian-OS梦实际上开始漫长的路回到2010年,当政府本身打算把事情与平台称为巴拉特操作系统解决方案(老板)由印度国防研究与发展组织(DRDO)。这个操作系统本身应该成长到顶部,使一般消费者准备好了但罪犯像缺乏兴趣,资金不足和政府支持等导致其缓慢死亡。

这样的状况,很容易看出为什么老板从未进入清算。现在富士康首席执行官建议印度建立本身的另一个操作系统不定地强调了国家的国际地位。

国内的情绪也没有帮助的情况下。印孚瑟斯创始人之一,最近Narayana没吃了惊人的承认这一事实没有重大发明或者突破过去60年来自中国,指责技术教育生态系统的方式未能在其目标。

印度有许多所谓的自己的硅谷,尤其是班加罗尔而其他人海德拉巴和喀拉拉邦等正试图获得同样的地位。但是正如你所知道,最初的硅谷由传奇品牌像谷歌、微软和Facebook等,而印度的队伍离他们的标准。

我们一直吵着要企业和科技向导建立下一个谷歌或Facebook的印度,但这真的发生过吗?任何可能的情况下,通过强调缺乏India-made OS,富士康首席执行官可能点燃了失去已久的梦想。
  • 发布于2015年8月10日下午03:32坚持
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\"\"By S Aadeetya<\/strong>
\n
It might have been the biggest announcement made on behalf the current Indian government but nobody would have seen it coming yet. China-based manufacturer Foxconn<\/a>, renowned for making Apple iPhone, is eager to set up its shop in India and has made slew of promises to bring an industrial change in the country.
\n
\nWhen the clock struck 8:45 pm on 4 August, the company's CEO made yet another visit to the country and spoke how it is now time for India to build its own operating system. It's not like India has never built an operating system itself but to ask for an alternative to something like an established force such as Windows or Android is like asking for a lot.
\n
It's more than evident that mos<\/a>t software majors have thrived on support from Indian-origin representation, but weren't they better off doing similar things within the country itself? Easier said than done one might say, and unfortunately that remains to be the reason for such OS profligacy.
\n
\nThe Indian-OS dream actually started long way back in 2010 when the government itself intended to get things on board with platform called Bharat Operating System Solutions (BOSS) to be built by Defence Research & Development Organization (DRDO) of India. This OS was supposed to grow itself way up to the top, making it consumer-ready but usual culprits like lack of interest, insufficient funds and government support among others lead to its slow demise.
\n
\nSuch being the state of affairs, it was easy to see why the BOSS never got into the reckoning. So, now for the Foxconn CEO to suggest India to build itself another OS variably highlights the country's global standing.
\n
\nThe sentiments from within the country haven't helped cases either. Recently, co-founder of Infosys, Narayana Murthy made a startling admission of the fact that no major invention or breakthroughs over the past 60 years have come from the country, blaming the way the technical education ecosystem has failed in its objective.
\n
\nIndia has many so-called Silicon Valley of its own, most notably Bengaluru while others like Hyderabad and Kerala among others are trying to gain similar status. But as you might know, the original Silicon Valley comprises of legendary IT brands like Google, Microsoft and Facebook among others, while India's contingent come nowhere close to their standards.
\n
\nWe have been clamouring IT companies and tech wizards to build the next Google or Facebook within India, but can this really happen ever? Whatever may be the case, by highlighting the lack of an India-made OS, the Foxconn CEO may have ignited several long lost dreams.
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