Nope…none of those companies you mention are a real priority in India now except for jobs. We are not going to have Waymo driverless cars in India for a long time. And as far as Twitter is concerned, Indian alternatives like Koo are gathering pace and chances are that they will replace Twitter in India.
Google and other major companies are institutionally owned now and even in during their startup days hardly received any moneys from the money laundering organization called the CCP. Amazon was never VC funded by the way. Google, FaceBook and Twitter were funded by American VC companies and private individuals. Chinese CCP have no role to play in these top companies.
Tesla was not VC funded either. It was funded by US tax payer loans until publicly listed. Again no Chinese CCP‘s dirty hands in Tesla. Only Obama’s. There is not a single strategic company in the US that has grown through CCP moneys. I don’t know where you are getting this from. The CCP cannot invest in the US due to the patriot act in force since 9/11 which prohibits laundered moneys.
The CCP has directly stolen technology through illegal hacking and running a den of thieves at their Houston consulate (shut down now) Plus CCP military affiliated “scientists“ directly stealing university research. And that is the hole the US is shutting down. They did not gain any technology through their “VC investments“. Lol. This is a ridiculous argument to make.
Anyine advocating the CCP criminal money laundering ways to invest in startups and gain control over technology is nuts. It has never worked and will never work.
in fact india has important technologoes like gas turbines that the Chinese don’t.
on infrastructures Google at the end of the day is a glorified search engine powered by ad revenues. While digital infra is key, we are talking about business applications like Microsoft Office, SAS, SAP, Apple or Adobe etc that improve productivity and government interfaces with the public. Data centers are another area where Amazon, Google and Microsoft play good roles. Android phones are a key. Networking infrastructure from CISCO, Juniper etc are important. Facebook and Twitter are useless and not a necessity for sure.
In any case, digital infra investments pale in comparison to hard infra investments. Hard infra investments are the real wealth creators - better roads, water, health, education etc. I don’t think a poor person is thinking about an AI powered search engine LOL.
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