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One of India's first two IBM quantum computers will be located in Amaravati, Andhra Pradesh, and is expected to be commissioned in September 2026, according to an announcement made by International Business Machines (IBM). The system will give researchers, startups, universities, and corporations with enhanced quantum computing capabilities for applications in medicines, materials science, finance, logistics, cybersecurity, and Artificial Intelligence (AI). The project backs Andhra Pradesh's Quantum Valley effort, which uses industry, academia, and government cooperation to build India's first integrated quantum ecosystem. Research initiatives and a specialised Quantum Valley Tech Park will foster creativity, talent development, and startup expansion. The effort is designed to increase India's quantum capabilities, expedite deep-tech research, and enhance global competitiveness.

Source: IBEF

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