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- Karnataka is scaling up its 2027 Quantum India Bengaluru Summit to act as an international hub for quantum research, investment, and industry collaboration.
- The state government aims to reach a $20-billion quantum economy valuation by 2035.
- This initiative involves the ₹1,000-crore Karnataka Quantum Mission which targets infrastructure development and startup support.
- Official support is being directed toward deep-technology companies to help domestic innovations reach global markets.
What to watch next
- Launch of the 2027 Quantum India Bengaluru Summit
- Progress of the Karnataka Quantum Mission towards the 2035 economic target
- Development of the planned Quantum City in Karnataka
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Ajay Dharam Singh
Minister for Science & Technology
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“The 2027 summit should go beyond being just a conference. It should emerge as a global quantum platform that brings together research, industry, startups, investment and international collaboration”
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…state has set a target of $20-billion quantum economy by 2035. The minister said the next summit would seek greater participation from global researchers, technology companies, startups, investors and policymakers. “ The 2027 summit should go beyond being just a conference. It should emerge as a global quantum platform that brings together research, industry, startups, investment and international collaboration ,” he said speaking at the 10th anniversary celebration of QNu Labs, a deep-technology cybersecurity company here. Noting that the initiative is envisaged as an integrated ecosystem bringing together quantum research,…
“QNu Labs has demonstrated the ability to take indigenous quantum technology from research to real-world applications. Companies like these should become key partners in building Karnataka’s Quantum City.”
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…cybersecurity company here. Noting that the initiative is envisaged as an integrated ecosystem bringing together quantum research, hardware, startups, talent, industry and commercialisation, Singh said, " QNu Labs has demonstrated the ability to take indigenous quantum technology from research to real-world applications. Companies like these should become key partners in building Karnataka’s Quantum City. " Karnataka has set a target of building a $20-billion quantum economy by 2035 and is expanding its quantum ecosystem through the ₹1,000-crore Karnataka Quantum Mission, with a focus on infrastructure, talent, startups,…
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