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India is known for its start-ups and techies and an Indian-origin CEO of Alphabet and Google, Sundar Pichai has some words of praise for it
Speaking at the Hindustan Times Leadership Summit (HTLS) 2021, Pichai said that it’s “heartening” to see start-up culture in India 
The tech wizard added that Google is willing to provide technological support in the form of Artificial intelligence (AI) to help startups in India 'scale up'.
Pichai's words came after Parag Agrawal was promoted from Twitter's Chief Technology Officer to its CEO this week.
Heaping praises Sundar Pichai said that India is a place where people build things and take them globally.
 

Google's Sundar Pichai praises India startups, check out what he has to say  

India is known for its start-ups and techies and an Indian-origin CEO of Alphabet and Google, Sundar Pichai has some words of praise for it

Check what he has to say:  

Google's Sundar Pichai praises India startups
'Heartening' to see start-up culture in&nbsp;India
Pichai: Google willing to to help startups in India
Pichai's&nbsp;words after Parag Agrawal&nbsp;became&nbsp;Twitter's CEO&nbsp;this week

Google is willing to provide technological support in the form of Artificial intelligence (AI) to help startups in India 'scale up'

India is known for its startups&nbsp;and techies and an Indian-origin&nbsp;CEO of Alphabet and Google, Sundar Pichai has words of praise for it
Speaking at the Hindustan Times Leadership Summit (HTLS) 2021, Pichai said that&nbsp;it&rsquo;s &ldquo;heartening&rdquo; to see start-up culture in&nbsp;India.&nbsp;
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The tech wizard added that Google is willing to provide technological support in the form of Artificial intelligence (AI) to help startups in India 'scale up'.
Pichai's&nbsp;words came after Indian origin&nbsp;Parag Agrawal was promoted from Twitter's Chief Technology Officer to its CEO&nbsp;this week.
Heaping praise,&nbsp;Sundar Pichai&nbsp;said that India is a place&nbsp;where people build things and take them globally.

Google reported earnings well above Wall Street estimates as the search-and-services company posted revenues of $61.9 billion in the April-June quarter.&nbsp;The big surge came in from advertising&nbsp;Google ad revenue increased to $50.44 billion, up 69% from the year-ago quarter. Analysts also took note of YouTube gaining&nbsp;traction as revenues clocked in at $7 billion just shy of equalising with OTT&nbsp;platform Netflix at $7.4 billion.&nbsp;YouTube&nbsp;also disclosed that its YouTube Shorts product has &ldquo;surpassed 15 billion global daily views,&rdquo; up 131% from the 6.5 billion global daily views that it detailed in March.&nbsp;Read/Watch Also: Apple earnings soar but stock takes a hit as worries riseMeanwhile Google Chief Sundar&nbsp;Pichai&nbsp;took a moment in the earnings call to encourage everyone to get a jab.&nbsp;As the pandemic evolves, we want to help people get the information they need to keep themselves and their families safe,&rdquo; Pichai said. &ldquo;I really encourage everyone to get the vaccine when it&rsquo;s available to you.&rdquo;Read/Watch Also: Masks back on in the US as cases soar

Google earnings soar: YouTube matches Netflix & advertising sales soar 70%, Pichai pitches for vaccines

Google earnings soar: YouTube matches Netflix&nbsp;revenues, while advertising sales soar 70%. Google Chief Sundar&nbsp;Pichai pitches for vaccination as cases rise in the US.&nbsp;

Google earnings soar

Search giant Google's&nbsp;parent firm Alphabet crushed analyst estimates for earnings as revenues from advertising surges.&nbsp;

Google reported earnings well above Wall Street estimates as the search-and-services company posted revenues of $61.9 billion in the April-June quarter.&nbsp; The big surge came in from advertising&nbsp;Google ad revenue increased to $50.44 billion, up 69% from the year-ago quarter. Analysts also took note of YouTube gaining&nbsp;traction as revenues clocked in at $7 billion just shy of equalising with OTT&nbsp;platform Netflix at $7.4 billion.&nbsp;YouTube&nbsp;also disclosed that its YouTube Shorts product has &ldquo;surpassed 15 billion global daily views,&rdquo; up 131% from the 6.5 billion global daily views that it detailed in March.&nbsp; Also watch: Apple earnings soar but stock takes a hit as worries rise Meanwhile Google Chief Sundar&nbsp;Pichai&nbsp;took a moment in the earnings call to encourage everyone to get a jab.&nbsp;As the pandemic evolves, we want to help people get the information they need to keep themselves and their families safe,&rdquo; Pichai said. &ldquo;I really encourage everyone to get the vaccine when it&rsquo;s available to you.&rdquo; Read/Watch Also: Masks back on in the US as cases soar

Google boss Sundar Pichai&nbsp;was going old school with offline video games on Friday night as he tweeted that he&nbsp;might need to work on his "surfing skills". Pichai&nbsp;was weeting about the dinosaur game that&rsquo;s built-in into the Chrome web browser, which users play to kill time till their internet connection is restored.The google chrome based game is focused on a&nbsp;pixelated Tyrannosaurus rex, which keeps running endlessly across a landscape while users need to duck or jump over&nbsp;obstacles on the way to achieve a high scoreGoogle has revamped the game to have an Olympics-theme where the&nbsp;T-rex will pick up the Olympic torch and get transformed into one of the avatars playing at the Olympics.Read/Watch Also: The spectator-less start to the Olympics

Netizens rush to rescue as Google Chief Sundar Pichai looks for help on a video game

Click here to find out why the Google boss Sundar&nbsp;Pichai&nbsp;needs to up his surfing skills

Pichai goes old school with video games

<ul>
<li>Sundar&nbsp;Pichai&nbsp;tweets he for help in an offline video game, Netizens&nbsp;come for rescue&nbsp;</li>
<li>Pichai&nbsp;tweeted about playing the offline Chrome web browser dinosaur game</li>
<li>Google revamped the offline Chrome dinosaur game with Olympics-theme</li>
</ul>

Pichai&nbsp;tweeted that he needed work on his 'surfing skills'&nbsp;while sharing the image from Google's dino game.

Google boss Sundar Pichai&nbsp;was going old school with offline video games on Friday night as he tweeted that he&nbsp;might need to work on his "surfing skills". Pichai&nbsp;was tweeting about the dinosaur game that&rsquo;s built-in into the Chrome web browser, which users play to kill time till their internet connection is restored. The Google chrome-based game is focused on a&nbsp;pixelated Tyrannosaurus rex, which keeps running endlessly across a landscape while users need to duck or jump over&nbsp;obstacles on the way to achieve a high score Google has revamped the game to have an Olympics-theme where the&nbsp;T-rex will pick up the Olympic torch and get transformed into one of the avatars playing at the Olympics. Read/Watch Also: <a href="https://www.edtr.ai/9yn7">The spectator-less start to the Olympics</a>

As big tech faces bigger scrutiny Google's big boss Sundar&nbsp;Pichai is warning that free and open internet is under attack globally and several nations are restricting the flow of information.
In an interview to BBC, Pichai&nbsp;said countries are restricting the flow of information, and the model is often taken for granted.&nbsp;These comments come on the heels of accusations against big tech for being 'monitors' and monopolies of information as antitrust cases rise across the globe against the big 4 tech giants.&nbsp;

Free, open internet under attack says Google chief Sundar Pichai

Why is Google Chief&nbsp;Sundar&nbsp;Pichai&nbsp;feeling attacked?

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Many countries are restricting the flow of information, and the model is often taken for granted, Pichai&nbsp;tells BBC.&nbsp;

As big tech faces bigger scrutiny Google's big boss Sundar&nbsp;Pichai is warning that free and open internet is under attack globally and several nations are restricting the flow of information.
In an interview to BBC, Pichai&nbsp;said countries are restricting the flow of information, and the model is often taken for granted.&nbsp; These comments come on the heels of accusations against big tech for being 'monitors' and monopolies of information as antitrust cases rise across the globe against the big 4 tech giants.&nbsp;
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In the wake of the new social media rules that came into effect on Wednesday, Google CEO Sundar Pichai said the tech giant is committed to complying with local laws as governments adopt regulatory frameworks.
&nbsp;He added that a free and open internet is "foundational", and that India has long traditions of that. Pichai also noted that technology is touching society in deeper and broader ways and the landscape is evolving at a fast pace.
The new IT rules for social media companies are aimed at making players like Facebook, WhatsApp, Twitter, Instagram and Google more accountable and responsible for the content hosted on their platform.

'Committed to comply with local laws': Google's Sundar Pichai on new social media rules

In the wake of the new social media rules that came into effect on Wednesday, Google CEO Sundar Pichai said the tech giant is committed to complying with local laws and engage constructively as governments adopt regulatory frameworks.
He added that a free and open internet is "foundational", and that India has long traditions of that. Pichai also noted that technology is touching society in deeper and broader ways and the landscape is evolving at a fast pace.
The new IT rules for social media companies are aimed at making players like Facebook, WhatsApp, Twitter, Instagram and Google more accountable and responsible for the content hosted on their platform.

The Alphabet Inc. unit is pledging to spend $7 billion&nbsp;into opening new offices and expanding data centers across the United States in 2021. This is lower than the $10 billion it had originally&nbsp;earmarked pre-pandemic for the current year.
The Mountain View, California-based company is looking to create at least 10,000 new full-time&nbsp;jobs&nbsp;in the U.S. this year.&nbsp;
Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai&nbsp;said Thursday that the company "wants to be a part&rdquo; of the country&rsquo;s economic recovery and they would invest in communities that are new to Google &mdash; expanding across 19 states.

Google's $7 billion bet on 2021 

Sundar&nbsp;Pichai&nbsp;pitches to be part of the recovery as Google bets $7 billion dollars in investment for 2021.&nbsp;

The Alphabet Inc. unit is pledging to spend $7 billion&nbsp;into opening new offices and expanding data centers across the United States in 2021. This is lower than the $10 billion it had originally&nbsp;earmarked pre-pandemic for the current year.
The Mountain View, California-based company is looking to create at least 10,000 new full-time&nbsp;jobs&nbsp;in the U.S. this year.&nbsp;
Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai&nbsp;said Thursday that the company "wants to be a part&rdquo; of the country&rsquo;s economic recovery and they would invest in communities that are new to Google &mdash; expanding across 19 states.

PM Modi in TIME Magazine's list of '100 Most Influential People' 

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has made it to Time magazine's &lsquo;100 Most Influential People 2020&rsquo; list. He is the only politician from India to have been featured.&nbsp;
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi has made it to Time magazine's &lsquo;100 Most Influential People 2020&rsquo; list.&nbsp;Modi is the only politician from India to have been featured in the 'Leaders' category.
Other world leaders who feature in the coveted list are people who have dominated global headlines over the past few months, including US President Donald Trump, Chinese President Xi Jinping,&nbsp;Joe Biden, Democratic challenger to Trump and Kamala Harris, his running mate.
Among the other Indians to who made it to the list are 82-year-old Bilkis, who was one of the most prominent faces during the anti-CAA protests at Shaheen Bagh in Delhi, Professor Ravindra Gupta who spearheaded a study that led to the second man in history being cured of HIV in London, last year.
Alphabet and Google CEO Sundar Pichai has also been named among the world&rsquo;s 100 most influential people along with Bollywood actor Ayushmann Khurrana in the 'Artist' category.

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