India's National Quantum Mission
₹6,003 Crore Investment in Quantum Future (2024-2031)
Tracking India's ambitious quantum technology initiative across 4 thematic hubs and a growing startup ecosystem
Mission Objectives
Quantum Computing
Develop 50-1000 physical qubit quantum computers on superconducting and photonic platforms
Quantum Communication
Establish 2000 km satellite-based secure quantum communication network
Quantum Sensing
Develop atomic clocks with 10⁻¹⁵ precision for navigation and timing
Quantum Materials
Create topological materials and devices for quantum applications
Qubit Scale-Up Roadmap
India's phased approach to building quantum computers with increasing qubit counts
Phase 1
Foundation building with initial quantum processors
- •Establish quantum computing infrastructure
- •Develop superconducting qubit fabrication
- •Build photonic quantum systems
- •Demonstrate basic quantum algorithms
Phase 2
Scaling up quantum systems and improving coherence
- •Scale qubit fabrication processes
- •Improve quantum error correction
- •Develop quantum software stack
- •Establish quantum cloud access
Phase 3
Full-scale quantum computers with practical applications
- •Achieve fault-tolerant quantum computing
- •Deploy commercial quantum systems
- •Integrate with HPC infrastructure
- •Enable quantum advantage applications
Thematic Hubs
Four leading research institutions driving India's quantum technology development
Startup Ecosystem
India's growing quantum technology startup landscape
