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A Member of Parliament emphasized quantum computing as India’s gateway to global tech leadership, urging accelerated national investment in the field during a November 2025 address. The lawmaker highlighted India’s untapped potential in quantum research, citing existing talent pools in IITs and ISRO but stressing the need for public-private partnerships to bridge funding gaps. Policy recommendations included establishing dedicated quantum hubs in Bengaluru and Hyderabad, leveraging their tech ecosystems to fast-track commercialization of quantum algorithms and hardware. Strategic focus was placed on defense and cryptography applications, with warnings that delays could leave India dependent on foreign quantum technologies within a decade. The call to action urged immediate budget allocations for quantum education, startups, and international collaborations to prevent brain drain and secure India’s position in the second quantum revolution.
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Vignan and Qubitech exchanging copies after signing a memorandum of understanding in Visakhapatnam on Monday Visakhapatnam: Aimed at strengthening India’s future technological direction, a roundtable discussion on ‘Tech for Viksit Bharat – Quantum Computing’ was organised at Vignan’s Institute of Information and Technology (Autonomous) here on Monday. The programme, held under the initiative ‘Viksit Bharat 2025 – Young Leaders’ Dialogue’, was jointly organised by the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports, Government of India and YOBHA Foundation. During the programme, a memorandum of understanding was signed between the institution and prominent quantum research organisation Qubitech. Addressing the gathering in a virtual mode, Visakhapatnam MP, who attended as chief guest M Sribharat, stated that “Emerging technologies like quantum computing have the potential to position India as a global technological leader. Such programmes encourage new ideas and a research-oriented mindset among students.” Speaking on the occasion, CEO of Science City, Kesineni Venkateswarlu, remarked, “We are creating opportunities to train youth in cutting-edge technologies. Students in the country have immense potential in quantum technology, artificial intelligence, and data science. You must use your creativity to initiate new innovations.” Senior divisional financial manager, Waltair, Haranath Mopuri mentioned that technology plays a vital role in decision-making and financial management. With the advent of quantum computing, revolutionary changes will occur in data analysis. Students who acquire skills in the field early will gain exceptional opportunities in future. Meanwhile, CEO of Qubitech, Prudhvi Pinnaka, founder of YOBHA Foundation Chandan Rao Matcha, Vignan CEO N. Srikanth, Rector V Madhusudhana Rao, Principal J Sudhakar, were present. A New Age Digital Marketing Company is Here | BVM Digital Media Apple’s upcoming iOS 26.4 beta could finally deliver a smarter, conversational Siri, signalling the company’s biggest AI leap yet. © 2024 Hyderabad Media House Limited / The Hans India. All rights reserved. Powered by www.bvmdigitalmedia.com

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