He also said that India has climbed from 155 to number 1 in global mobile data consumption and that India would be pioneering the Industrial Revolution 4.0. He said, “Earlier, the world had witnessed three industrial revolutions. The first one was powered by coal and steam. The second was fuelled by electricity and oil. And the third used electronics and information technology. During the first two revolutions, India languished on the fringes. It started playing catch-up in the computer-driven Third Industrial Revolution. The Fourth Industrial Revolution is now upon us. It is marked by a fusion of technologies straddling the physical, digital and biological worlds.”
Ambani added that now India is now the position of leading the upcoming fourth industrial revolution, which is AI, machine learning and cloud computing.
The RIL chief also said that India is rich and fertile ground for entrepreneurship and that is the third fastest growing startup economy. He went on to say that the country will have easy access to cloud computing within the next decade.
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Speaking at the Indian Mobile Congress last week, Ambani had called Prime Minister Narendra Modi and “visionary” and had said that he had empowered India in the last five years and that he had launched a number of transformative initiatives than in a comparable period anywhere in the world.
