Archive · 7 Jan 2026
Penang and Karnataka Explore Quantum Tech Partnership
A group from Penang, Malaysia, visited Karnataka, India, to talk about working together on quantum technology.
They met with Karnataka's Minister N.S. Boseraju and discussed how their regions can help each other grow in technology and research.
Penang is known for its strong semiconductor industry, and Karnataka has a good base in electronics and technology.
They also talked about sustainable projects like treating sewage water to help agriculture.
Both sides liked the idea and plan to sign an agreement to work together on training people and developing new technologies.
A Penang delegation expressed interest in collaborating with Karnataka on quantum technology.
The meeting focused on advanced technologies, research ecosystems, and sustainable development.
Penang highlighted its success in the semiconductor industry through university-industry collaboration.
Karnataka showcased its 'Waste to Wealth' initiatives and sustainable development projects.
Both sides agreed to explore closer cooperation in research, innovation, and skilled workforce development.
- Who
- Penang delegation led by Jagdeep Singh Deo and Karnataka Minister N.S. Boseraju
- What
- Exploration of quantum technology partnership and sustainable development initiatives
- When
- Monday (specific date not mentioned)
- Where
- Vikasa Soudha, Bengaluru
- Why
- To strengthen cooperation in advanced technologies, research ecosystems, and sustainable development
- Delegation
- Penang, Malaysia
- Karnataka Minister
- N.S. Boseraju
- Penang Deputy Chief Minister
- Jagdeep Singh Deo
- Focus Areas
- Quantum technology, research ecosystems, sustainable development
- Key Projects
- KC Valley, HN Valley
- Potential Collaboration
- Quantum Action Plan, human resource development