Login

News Post

India must build human resources in quantum technology: Principal scientific advisor

Economic TimesEconomic Times · 2m
India must build human resources in quantum technology: Principal scientific advisor

India needs to invest heavily in developing human resources in quantum technology, according to Ajay Kumar Sood, Principal Scientific Advisor to the government. Sood emphasized the need for professionals in the nascent field and stressed the importance of higher education and specialized training programs. He also highlighted the need for domestic manufacturing capabilities for quantum computing equipment, which is currently mostly imported. India's pre-mission programs have already fostered a community of about 150-200 quantum researchers, and the government aims to support startups through the National Quantum Mission. The mission's goals include developing quantum computers, secure communications, and advanced quantum technologies.

9
View Source

Comments

More Like this

India needs a stronger network of registered investment advisors: Nithin Kamath

India needs a stronger network of registered investment advisors: Nithin Kamath

SEBI Mandates Social Media Disclosures For Investment Advisors

SEBI Mandates Social Media Disclosures For Investment Advisors

Why VNAM Advisors' co-founder prefers to keep distance from alternatives investments

Why VNAM Advisors' co-founder prefers to keep distance from alternatives investments

Halden secures Rs 5 Cr from Prajay Advisors

Halden secures Rs 5 Cr from Prajay Advisors

Mariwala family office hires DSG Consumer advisor as partner

Mariwala family office hires DSG Consumer advisor as partner

Prowess Advisors’ Bahadur on floating equity, debt funds under new platform and more

Prowess Advisors’ Bahadur on floating equity, debt funds under new platform and more

BYJU’S Insolvency: EY Quits As Advisor To IRP Pankaj Srivastava

BYJU’S Insolvency: EY Quits As Advisor To IRP Pankaj Srivastava

BlackRock Advisors Singapore and Jio Financial forms India advisory JV | Mint

BlackRock Advisors Singapore and Jio Financial forms India advisory JV | Mint

slice Ropes In Former Kotak Executive Arvind Kathpalia As Chief Risk Advisor

slice Ropes In Former Kotak Executive Arvind Kathpalia As Chief Risk Advisor

Avendus, top India venture advisor, seeks $300 million for new PE fund

Avendus, top India venture advisor, seeks $300 million for new PE fund

Download the medial app to read full posts, comements and news.