India Too Expensive, Startup Moves To U.S.

May 24th, 2007 | Category: Uncategorized

Startup Riya, which develops software that recognizes citizens in photographs, has closed its engineering office in Bangalore, India, and consolidated the company in Silicon Valley in order to — wait for it!

— save money! CEO Munjal Shah EXPLAINS ALL in his blog. (Here’s me interviewing Munjal on another topic last year.)

Original post by Mike

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