India is not ready to make a coup in depths, and Ashener Grover is blurred on reason. The former co -founder of Bharatpe says that the gap between India and China is not only a question of startups or financing – it is decades of sustained economic growth.
“They play at a different level, we play at a different level,” said Grover in Newsx in an interview, stressing how China has positioned itself strategically in deep technology.
“China is an economy that has made a developed saving by reaching a growth rate of 10% for 20 years. Now they play games with a developed economy. »»
India, he argues, has not even seen a single year of growth of 10%, not to mention two decades. “Up to date, I have not seen a growth rate of 10% in one year. How will he compete with an economy that has reached a growth rate of 10% in the past 20 years? »»
According to Grover, Deepseek’s success does not only concern ambition or innovation – this requires a solid economic basis. China, having built this foundation, now competes with the United States on the technology border.
“They are in competition with the United States … We have not succeeded, we did not develop at all,” he said.
For India to make the gap, Grover suggests a clear roadmap: “Offer a growth rate of 10%, deliver it for a year, and if you do it for the next 20 years, then perhaps be that you will be able to win. “Until then, it clearly indicates – there is no real comparison.
“China has kilometers ahead,” said Grover.