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In a major leap towards tech innovation, the Andhra Pradesh government has ratified three strategic MoUs with IBM, TCS, and L&T to establish India’s first Quantum Valley Technological Park in Amaravati. This visionary project is scheduled for inauguration on January 1, 2026, and aims to position both Andhra Pradesh and India as leaders in quantum computing and technologies.
Modeled After HITEC City, Hyderabad
The Quantum Valley Project is inspired by the success of Hyderabad’s HITEC City, but with a sharper focus on quantum computing. It will serve as a dedicated hub for:
- Quantum research and infrastructure
- Industry-academia collaboration
- Startup incubation and commercialization
The project has already seen active collaboration with IIT Madras, helping frame strategies and laying the foundation for the MoUs.
IBM to Deploy India’s Most Powerful Quantum Computer
IBM’s role in the Quantum Valley is crucial. As per the MoU:
- IBM will establish advanced quantum infrastructure
- They will deploy the 156-qubit ‘Quantum System Two’, India’s most powerful quantum machine to date
- The partnership includes access to IBM’s global research network, expertise, and training materials
This infrastructure will provide Indian researchers and enterprises with world-class quantum computing capabilities.
TCS to Drive Quantum Services and Talent Development
Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) will play a key role in:
- Developing quantum applications for public and industrial sectors like healthcare, finance, and manufacturing
- Integrating hybrid quantum-classical computing systems
- Training programs and academic collaborations to nurture quantum talent
TCS aims to help bridge the gap between research and real-world applications using its vast enterprise and academic networks.
L&T to Power Infrastructure and Industry Integration
Larsen & Toubro (L&T) will focus on:
- Engineering and project management of the park
- Leveraging its industrial network to attract startups
- Supporting infrastructure for labs, data centers, and incubators
Their involvement ensures rapid execution and integration with India’s broader industrial landscape.
A Bold Step Toward Global Tech Leadership
By bringing together tech giants, research institutions, and government support, Andhra Pradesh is charting a path for India’s quantum future. The Quantum Valley Project could turn Amaravati into India’s Silicon Valley of Quantum Tech, making the country a significant player in one of the most disruptive technologies of this century.
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