Archive · 19 Nov 2025
Karnataka Unveils Quantum City Blueprint, Secures ₹2,600 Cr Investments
Karnataka is making big moves in technology.
They've announced a plan to build India's first 'Quantum City' and have also attracted investments worth ₹2,600 crore in different sectors.
This is expected to create around 3,500 jobs.
Plus, a company called Marvell Semiconductor is going to train 90 women in semiconductor skills.
Karnataka unveils India's first Quantum City concept at Bengaluru Tech Summit
₹1,000 crore investment for Karnataka Quantum Mission, ₹2,600 crore LoIs secured in various sectors
Quantum City to include research labs, hardware park, testing facilities, and startup district
3,500 direct and indirect jobs expected from investments in semiconductor, EV battery, and biotech sectors
Marvell Semiconductor to train 90 women in semiconductor skills through ESSCI
- Who
- Karnataka government, Global HDI, Drone Federation of India, Tsuyo Manufacturing, MiniMines Cleantech Solutions, Marvell Semiconductor
- What
- Unveiled Quantum City concept, secured investments and LoIs, announced training program
- When
- At Bengaluru Tech Summit 2025
- Where
- Karnataka, India
- Why
- To boost technology, innovation, and job creation
Government's Role
Private Sector's Role
Incentives and Support
Government's Role
Government provides incentives, LoIs, and MoUs to attract investments
Private Sector's Role
Private sector appreciates government support but emphasizes self-reliance and market demand
- Quantum City Investment
- ₹1,000 crore
- Total LoIs Secured
- ₹2,600 crore
- Estimated Jobs from Investments
- 3,500 direct and indirect
- Marvell Semiconductor Training Program
- 90 women in semiconductor skills
