Quantum Technology
Proposed Investment: India is investing $1bn over the next five years in various programmes to advance its capabilities in quantum information and meteorology, quantum applications and materials and quantum communications.
Potential: It is also planning to develop a quantum computer with about 50 qubits by 2026, joining a growing number of countries such as Australia and Israel that are looking to drive broader adoption of the nascent technology.
Enterprise Adoption: India expects enterprise adoption of quantum technology to grow from less than 1% in 2022 to 35-45% by 2030.
Startups: The number of startups in the country with commercial quantum applications is also ....
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