India supports a new startup in quantum technologies

World15:11, 17-07-2025

India has launched a new project to enhance its competitiveness in the field of quantum technologies. This was reported by Zamin.uz.

According to the government's decision, the Bangalore-based startup QpiAI has been selected as the official technology partner. This company is developing advanced solutions in quantum computing, artificial intelligence, and chip design.

QpiAI aims to solve technical problems and develop competitive products for the global market. The quantum computer named "QpiAI Falcon" and its software platform being developed by the company are expected to be competitive with major companies like Google and IBM.

The Indian government is ready to support this startup financially, infrastructurally, and politically. Experts believe that this project will help India find its place not only in the regional but also in the global technological arena.

Thus, India can be seen as one of the leading countries in quantum technologies

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