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India sets its quantum technology agenda, will build reliable supply chain

The technology uses the principles of fundamental physics to solve complex problems in a range of sectors

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The momentum for quantum technology (QT) is growing rapidly as many countries, including India, dedicate resources for its various applications. QT uses the principles of fundamental physics to solve complex problems across a range of activities and sectors like computing, communications, metrology, security, and materials. Quantum computing (QC), a subset of that technology, is used in several industries, including healthcare and financial services. 
 
"The technology uses the principles of fundamental physics to solve complex problems in a range of sectors. Resources needed for it are mostly foreign and India’s progress will depend on building a reliable value chain."

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