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National Quantum Mission: C-DOT's 14 indigenous products push ahead

Deccan Age · Sci-Tech · 2 min read
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India's National Quantum Mission continues to gather pace, with C-DOT's 14 indigenous quantum products and IISc Bengaluru's Foundation for Quantum Computing Innovation counted among recent milestones.

The mission spans quantum communication, computing and sensing, with the government betting on home-grown technology to secure communications and build a domestic quantum supply chain.

Officials say the next phase will focus on translating laboratory breakthroughs into deployable products for strategic and commercial use.

Originally reported by FreeJobAlert. Article compiled by the Deccan Age desk.
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