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Exploring the Indian tech scene
20:35 - 22:07 (01:32)
A discussion about the Indian tech scene and its impact on the global market, including a mention of MongoDB, a billion-dollar company started by an Indian-American entrepreneur through Silicon Alley Group. The speaker also highlights the smart individuals behind the Indian startup scene and their successful companies.
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