Karnataka announces quantum technology policy to boost research startups education
Karnataka just announced plans for a Quantum Technology Policy to supercharge research, startups, and education in this cutting-edge field.
Minister Ajay Dharam Singh says the policy will help attract investment, upgrade infrastructure, and encourage global partnerships, basically putting Karnataka on the map as a quantum tech hotspot.
Quantum City ₹2cr of ₹5cr spent
The state's Quantum Task Force has already spent ₹2 crore out of ₹5 crore set aside for building Quantum City, with a temporary base now running at Indian Institute of Science (IISc).
Looking ahead, Karnataka is planning international roadshows leading up to Quantum India Bengaluru 2027, hoping to draw in more talent and partners from around the world.