Archive · 16 Jan 2026
India Releases National Quantum Roadmap
India has released a plan called the National Quantum Roadmap to become a leader in quantum computing.
This plan aims to make India a big player in this technology by 2035.
Quantum computing can help businesses in areas like drug discovery and logistics.
IBM is helping by bringing quantum systems to India and working with local companies.
India also wants to train more people in quantum technology to make sure it has the right talent.
The success of this plan will depend on continued investment and support from the government and businesses.
India releases National Quantum Roadmap to strengthen its position in global quantum technology by 2035.
Key focus areas include building a skilled workforce, encouraging industry participation, and investing in foundational research.
Quantum computing can impact businesses in molecular simulations, advanced machine learning, and complex optimisation.
IBM plans to bring quantum systems to India and foster international collaboration.
India aims to develop and retain quantum expertise through focused education programs and career pathways.
- Who
- India, IBM, Dr. Amith Singhee
- What
- Release of India's National Quantum Roadmap
- When
- Recently (specific date not mentioned)
- Where
- India
- Why
- To strengthen India's position in global quantum technology and foster practical applications
- Roadmap Release
- India's National Quantum Roadmap
- Vision
- Strengthen India's global tech standing by 2035
- Key Focus Areas
- Skilled workforce, industry participation, foundational research
- Business Impact
- Molecular simulations, advanced machine learning, complex optimisation
- IBM's Role
- Bringing quantum systems to India, fostering collaboration
- Talent Development
- Focused education programs and career pathways
- Success Factors
- Steady funding, industry involvement, long-term strategic patience