Karnataka has unveiled a visionary Quantum Action Plan to position the state as a leader in India’s emerging $20 billion quantum tech industry. The roadmap focuses on research, education, startup incubation, and manufacturing, with attractive incentives for innovators. Science & Technology Minister N.S. Boseraju emphasized the state’s ambition to outpace other southern states in quantum innovation. Universities and research labs, including IISc Bengaluru, are expected to collaborate closely with industry stakeholders. The initiative could transform Karnataka’s tech ecosystem and create thousands of high-skill jobs. Startups in Bengaluru’s thriving innovation ecosystem see major opportunities ahead.kar
