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Karnataka will set up a task force by December 2025 to steer its Quantum City vision, part of a ₹1,000 crore Quantum Mission. With global firms showing interest, the initiative aims to build a $20 billion quantum economy by 2035, making the state a hub for advanced quantum technologies.
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The Karnataka government has announced that a dedicated task force will be operational by the end of December 2025 to drive its ambitious Quantum City vision. This initiative is part of the state’s larger Quantum Mission, aimed at positioning Karnataka as the quantum capital of Asia.
Key Highlights
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Task Force Formation: Science and Technology Minister N.S. Boseraju confirmed that the task force will be formally announced once the Belagavi winter session concludes.
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Global Interest: Multiple companies from the US, Switzerland, and Israel, along with startups, have already expressed interest in collaborating on the Quantum City project.
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Inclusive Representation: The task force will include scientists, entrepreneurs, and industry experts, ensuring a bridge between government policy and business innovation.
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Quantum Mission Goals: Karnataka has earmarked ₹1,000 crore for the Quantum Mission, targeting a $20 billion quantum economy by 2035. Plans include quantum parks, manufacturing zones, and R&D pilots.
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Strategic Vision: The initiative rests on five pillars—talent development, infrastructure, industry support, global partnerships, and research pilots—to foster innovation and attract global investments.
This move signals Karnataka’s determination to lead in next-generation quantum technologies, creating opportunities for startups, academia, and global enterprises while strengthening India’s position in advanced science.
Sources: Deccan Herald, Economic Times, Indian Express
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