TATA Communications:Fibre net handling 24% of Global Internet Traffic, largest in the world

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Tata Comm building world’s largest IoT network in India

from the official sites of TATA Communications:
http://www.tatacommunications.com/a...d-world-owned-cable-network-ring-around-world
http://www.submarinenetworks.com/stations/asia/india
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@BATTLE FIELD @SREEKAR @tejas warrior

 

[Bangalorean]

Another huge player in this place is Reliance-owned FLAG telecom. These are the back-end infrastructure players which dominate the internet, worldwide. The scale is mind-boggling and most of us are totally unaware of it.

 

[Indx TechStyle]

Another huge player in this place is Reliance-owned FLAG telecom. These are the back-end infrastructure players which dominate the internet, worldwide. The scale is mind-boggling and most of us are totally unaware of it.

And think in next 15-20 years.
When India will be developed country with Mammoth sized economy!!!!
What would be the size of these companies!!!!

 

[I_PLAY_BAD]

And think in next 15-20 years.
When India will be developed country with Mammoth sized economy!!!!
What would be the size of these companies!!!!

Don't be too optimistic.
Even after 20 years India will be a low/middle income economy no matter how fast we grow.
The population is that huge so that it will take 50-60 years (if this 60 years is unlike 1947-2015) from today for us to become a developed nation.
Your second part of excitement will be true. These companies' size will at any cost replicate a lot.

 

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Don't be too optimistic.
Even after 20 years India will be a low/middle income economy no matter how fast we grow.
The population is that huge so that it will take 50-60 years (if this 60 years is unlike 1947-2015) from today for us to become a developed nation.

Reaching any desigen without any revision of data?
India will be developed on the basis of HD in 2030(0.800+) and on basis of Per capita GDP in 2040.($30,000+)
Who told you that Mr. Intelligent, India will be a middle income economy between 2020-2025, will be in upper middle after 2030 and will be equal to developed countries after 2035.
In 2050, India's GDP per capita will be equal to UK. Here's case of Indian population, it will barely reach 1.4-1.5 billion in 2030 and 1.6 billion in 2050.
It will start declining after 2050.

Meanwhile economy will be equal to 10 trillion by 2030 and and 25-30 trillions by 2050.
How India Will Start Shrinking After 2050
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_IMF_ranked_countries_by_past_and_projected_GDP_(nominal)
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_IMF_ranked_countries_by_past_and_projected_GDP_(PPP)
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_past_and_projected_GDP_(PPP)_per_capita
India's HDI is also jumping at enormous rates.
2013:0.554, 2014:0.586, 2015:0.609
Don't go on our moronic media who has no job except defaming India on small issues(usually happen in other countries also).

 

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Don't be too optimistic.
Even after 20 years India will be a low/middle income economy no matter how fast we grow.
The population is that huge so that it will take 50-60 years (if this 60 years is unlike 1947-2015) from today for us to become a developed nation.
Your second part of excitement will be true. These companies' size will at any cost replicate a lot.

information tech comapnies and gdp per capita are different things,

on contrary hugh population is good enough reason for these companies to invest tremendously on information tech infrastructure,

even if that population is lower class because you require to make internet affordable to everyone,
and already the 2nd highest middle class population and gonna be increasing by millions is much more exciting for these indian tech companies,
even foreign tech companies are betting on it.

 

[Indx TechStyle]

information tech comapnies and gdp per capita are different things,

on contrary hugh population is good enough reason for these companies to invest tremendously on information tech infrastructure,

even if that population is lower class because you require to make internet affordable to everyone,
and already the 2nd highest middle class population and gonna be increasing by millions is much more exciting for these indian tech companies,
even foreign tech companies are betting on it.

As I told b,efore that population won't be lower class.
And we should care about population as it is getting slower and will start declining soon. First, it was said that it may reach 1.6 billion in 2030, now 2050 and today's estimates are saying it will start declining after 2050.
Japan is already facing this crisis of declining population. Recently China's economic growth was stuck due to this.
May it not happen to our country.
Come on Indians, don't imitate those "modern" people. Marry, have children and don't do divorces.
:biggrin2::biggrin2::biggrin2::biggrin2::biggrin2:

 

[punjab47]

Not to mention muslim demographics but, also river linking project will be done by 2040 .

Like before 1857, India will be a rich country with lots of problems re: abrahamics.

 

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Not to mention muslim demographics but, also river linking project will be done by 2040 .

Like before 1857, India will be a rich country with lots of problems re: abrahamics.

Why your profile seems banned?

 

[I_PLAY_BAD]

Reaching any desigen without any revision of data?
India will be developed on the basis of HD in 2030(0.800+) and on basis of Per capita GDP in 2040.($30,000+)
Who told you that Mr. Intelligent, India will be a middle income economy between 2020-2025, will be in upper middle after 2030 and will be equal to developed countries after 2035.
In 2050, India's GDP per capita will be equal to UK. Here's case of Indian population, it will barely reach 1.4-1.5 billion in 2030 and 1.6 billion in 2050.
It will start declining after 2050.

Meanwhile economy will be equal to 10 trillion by 2030 and and 25-30 trillions by 2050.
How India Will Start Shrinking After 2050
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_IMF_ranked_countries_by_past_and_projected_GDP_(nominal)
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_IMF_ranked_countries_by_past_and_projected_GDP_(PPP)
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_past_and_projected_GDP_(PPP)_per_capita
India's HDI is also jumping at enormous rates.
2013:0.554, 2014:0.586, 2015:0.609
Don't go on our moronic media who has no job except defaming India on small issues(usually happen in other countries also).

What data? It is mostly BS. You don't have to be intelligent to see the obvious, you need to be commonsensical and reasonable. I agree everything, 10 trillion by 2025, 30 trillion by 2050. Still we will be middle income economy at that time according to world standards. Today $20000 can be called higher middle income. Will it be called the same after 25 years ??? Nope. At that time $20000 will be called low or lower middle income taking into account world inflation. India will develop, yes, but not like all of you day dream. I won't call it is a slow development, but acceptable.

What makes you sound so confident about India's future? Politicians and policy makers. To the hell with them.

 

[I_PLAY_BAD]

information tech comapnies and gdp per capita are different things,

on contrary hugh population is good enough reason for these companies to invest tremendously on information tech infrastructure,

even if that population is lower class because you require to make internet affordable to everyone,
and already the 2nd highest middle class population and gonna be increasing by millions is much more exciting for these indian tech companies,
even foreign tech companies are betting on it.

My comment was taking into account your points. Despite billions of dollars of investments we are not going to have a steroid growth. We don't have to.

 

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What data? It is mostly BS. You don't have to be intelligent to see the obvious, you need to be commonsensical and reasonable. I agree everything, 10 trillion by 2025, 30 trillion by 2050. Still we will be middle income economy at that time according to world standards. Today $20000 can be called higher middle income. Will it be called the same after 25 years ??? Nope. At that time $20000 will be called low or lower middle income taking into account world inflation.India will develop, yes, but not like all of you day dream. I won't call it is a slow development, but acceptable.

What makes you sound so confident about India's future? Politicians and policy makers. To the hell with them.

My comment was taking into account your points. Despite billions of dollars of investments we are not going to have a steroid growth. We don't have to.

Just go by purchasing power parity.
Cost of living in India will remain significantly lower.
If not remained rich like US, we will have a high income economy like UK or Japan.
Cost of living in India is much lower as compared to USA (roughly 4-5 times), so, better to count economy in terms of PPP. Also, population will start declining after 2050. Good factor for development but bad factor for economy. So, stop calling anything bs or dream without any logic.
If you want to apply cost of living in future world, apply cost of living in India too.

 

[I_PLAY_BAD]

Just go by purchasing power parity.
Cost of living in India will remain significantly lower.
If not remained rich like US, we will have a high income economy like UK or Japan.
Cost of living in India is much lower as compared to USA (roughly 4-5 times), so, better to count economy in terms of PPP. Also, population will start declining after 2050. Good factor for development but bad factor for economy. So, stop calling anything bs or dream without any logic.
If you want to apply cost of living in future world, apply cost of living in India too.

Still my comment stays.
Cost of living is exponentially proportional to inflation. That explains why $20000 will be considered low/lower-middle income at that time.

 

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Still my comment stays. Cost of living is exponentially proportional to inflation. That explains why $20000 will be considered low/lower-middle income at that time.

Wait a minute, projection is of $40000-$50000 not $20,000 GDP per capita. And telling you about inflation, world is much costlier than India on average. But if compare with west, you're right. They could be at levels of Qatar or Singapore. Living standards must be like today's Japan or UK.
We must look like today's west and west may look like today's Singapore.

 

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Better rename the thread mods.

 

[I_PLAY_BAD]

Wait a minute, projection is of $40000-$50000 not $20,000 GDP per capita. And telling you about inflation, world is much costlier than India on average. But if compare with west, you're right. They could be at levels of Qatar or Singapore. Living standards must be like today's Japan or UK.
We must look like today's west and west may look like today's Singapore.

I mean it. $40000-$50000 is a farce. We will be floating between $20000-$30000.
Today our nominal per capital is just $1688.
PPP figures does not reflect reality.
As per PPP figures we are an $8 trillion economy. Are we, really ?

 

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I mean it. $40000-$50000 is a farce. We will be floating between $20000-$30000.
Today our nominal per capital is just $1688.
PPP figures does not reflect reality.
As per PPP figures we are an $8 trillion economy. Are we, really ?

Yes, we are 8 trillion economy..: P
If you remind, you have just reversed the conditions.
Nominal is calculated assuming everywhere, cost of living is equal to the USA.
And PPP was made specially for studying every country's market and economy.
Let's get it with example:
In Nominal terms, Iran's GDP per capita is lower than China but their living standard was better than China.

Similarly,
In Nominal terms, GDP per capitas of China and India:
China: around $7000-7500
India: around $1600-1700
In Nominal terms it shows,
China is roughly 4-5 times richer than India.
Which is obviously not true. If you have a visit to China some day, plwae observe that China's smart cities are world class, but their most of cities just like ours.
It's PPP not nominal which tells the reality.

Happy New Year Anyway. :biggrin2: