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Karnataka Unveils Quantum City Plan, Aims for Stronger US Tech Partnerships
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Karnataka Unveils Quantum City Plan, Aims for Stronger US Tech Partnerships

✍️ The Economic Times 🗓 08 Aug 2026, 03:48 AM 👁 4
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Karnataka Chief Minister Shivakumar announced a Quantum City initiative to attract U.S. partnerships in innovation and skilling, marking a new push for the state’s technology ecosystem.

Karnataka Chief Minister Shivakumar unveiled a Quantum City plan aimed at positioning the state as a global hub for quantum technology. The initiative seeks to attract partnerships with U.S. firms and research institutions, focusing on innovation and skilling.

The plan outlines the creation of a dedicated quantum research center, advanced training facilities, and incentives for startups in the quantum domain. It also proposes collaboration with American universities and tech companies to bring cutting‑edge expertise to the state.

Shivakumar emphasized that the Quantum City will serve as a catalyst for Karnataka’s broader goal of becoming a leader in high‑technology sectors. The government will work with federal agencies to secure funding and technical support for the project.

Industry analysts note that the move could boost Karnataka’s already strong IT and biotech sectors, while providing a platform for local talent to engage with global quantum research communities.
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