The importance of technology companies on a global scale is increasing day by day. The role and development of technology in every aspect of our lives, from the phone in our pockets to the automobile we use, plays a major role.

When it comes to advanced technologies, Far Eastern companies come to mind. Countries such as Japan, Korea and China have become countries that have managed to shape the world with the technologies they produce and the companies they have established. Of course, considering its impact on the world economy, US-based companies have also managed to become one of the leading technology companies in this order.

21 GIANTS ARE HEADED BY CEO OF INDIAN ORIGIN
Silicon Valley in San Francisco, USA, home to some of the world's richest companies, is experiencing a serious boom in the Indian population with years of experience. Indians are working at the top levels of giant companies. For this reason, technology giants also attach great importance to India.

Today, a much more remarkable statistic has been published than where the headquarters of companies are located. According to the data provided by the World of Statistics company, the CEOs of 21 companies, which can also be shown among the world's largest companies, are of Indian origin. Although some of these CEOs were born and raised in the USA and some in Britain, they are all of Indian origin.

INDIAN COMPANIES CANNOT BE AT THE FOREFRONT
Despite this prevalence of Indian executives, despite the fact that such successful CEOs are in charge of giant companies, as a country they are not able to build such successful companies. One of the most important reasons for this is the income imbalance across the country.

India has its own entrepreneurs, a technology sector and giant companies, but the intensity of brain drain, especially in poor countries, negatively affects the development of these Indian companies.

Here are the 21 companies led by technology companies:

Alphabet Google
Microsoft
YouTube
Adobe
World Bank Group
IBM
Albertsons
NetApp
Palo Alto Networks
Arista Networks
Novartis
Starbucks
Micron Technology
Honeywell
Flex
Wayfair
Chanel
OnlyFans
Motorola Mobility
Cognizant
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