The Andhra Pradesh government on Tuesday held discussions with key stakeholders to set up India’s first quantum computing village.
Real-Time Governance Society (RTGS) secretary Katamneni Bhaskar met with representatives from IBM and L&T to explore the initiative.
“This Quantum Village will be a world-class facility and stand as India’s window to the future of computing,” said Bhaskar in an official press release.
The 50-acre facility, the quantum computing village will be designed to host a collaborative ecosystem for quantum research, featuring International Business Machines Corporation's (IBM) advanced quantum systems and infrastructure by Larsen & Toubro (L&T).
Stakeholders discussed ecosystem development, infrastructure planning, and long-term scalability.
L&T will construct an iconic building, with technical specifications from IBM and TCS for the project, it said.
A dedicated on-site data centre will support high-performance computing, enabling institutions and industries to leverage shared quantum resources and boost innovation across multiple domains.
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