Telangana Quantum Strategy for Research, Skilling, Innovation, and Economic Growth

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Authors: Sri N. Kotaiah
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Abstract

It is possible that quantum technologies will reshape global industry, governance, and science. These technologies constitute a once-in-a-generation technology frontier. Through the implementation of the Telangana Quantum Strategy, which was initiated by the Government of Telangana, the state is positioned to become a national and global leader in the utilization of potentially revolutionary talents. This strategy presents a forward-looking, multi-pillar strategy to transfer quantum science into real-world effect. It does so by using Telangana's powerful information technology (IT) environment, outstanding academic institutions, and thriving start-up culture. The objective is to develop complementary and modular capabilities in the areas of computing, communication, and cryptography. This endeavour is in line with India's National Quantum Mission (NQM), which was announced in 2023. As a result of its robust technology environment, prestigious academic institutions, and thriving start-up culture, Telangana is in a position that is particularly advantageous for leading this drive. This Strategy delineates an ambitious vision: to establish Telangana as a globally acknowledged centre for quantum innovation by cultivating a robust ecosystem that converts scientific advancements into practical applications, enhances the start-up landscape, and generates societal benefits. This will be executed through deliberate interventions across six fundamental pillars are Research, Innovation and Commercialization, Skilling and Workforce Development, Start-up Ecosystem Enablement, Sectorial Adoption, Cybersecurity and Resilience and Global Positioning and Ecosystem Partnerships.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Innovations and Analysis in Business and Education Innovation and Socioeconomic Development COVID-19 Geopolitics Technology Migration

Publication details

Journal / source
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF PROFESSIONAL STUDIES
Volume
21
Issue
3
Pages
60–64
Publication date
1 January 2026