Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg
India is very important in the history of Facebook. I consider India a "temple" of knowledge from where I took inspiration to rebuild Facebook when the company went through a "rough patch" and was on the verge of being sold more than 10 years ago. (PTI photo)
Microsoft's Satya Nadella
India has world class entrepreneurs and human capital. The Prime Minister's vision is spot on; he knows how tech is a powerful tool to enable human ingenuity. We have plans to take technology to 500,000 villages in India. We will bring world class infrastructure to India and respecting digital securities is key milestone for us. (PTI photo)
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Google's Sundar Pichai
I'm excited because I care about technology and know India will play a huge part in facilitating it. India is the fastest growing startup nation in the world. There are more than 3,000 startups in India. These are global success stories. While in India, I could feel the change. Hungry entrepreneurs, similar to ones I meet in Silicon Valley. (PTI photo)
Apple's Tim Cook
India has a special place in every Apple employees mind; our founder Steve Jobs found his inspiration in India. (PTI photo)
Paul Jacobs of Qualcomm
We're extremely excited, motivated with PM Modi's Digital India vision. India under PM Modi's leadership is really moving in the right direction. India has more internet traffic on mobiles than any other country. India is providing a huge market for smartphone technology. (PTI photo)
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