Overview

• The state has cleared 6.17 acres for the Quantum City, with formal approval dated September 3 and the announcement made by Science and Technology Minister N. S. Boseraju.
• Plans call for shared laboratories, startup incubators, and spaces for industry–academia collaboration alongside production clusters for quantum hardware and processors.
• R&D activity is slated to link with high‑performance quantum computing data centres as the hub develops.
• Initial implementation will focus on setting up laboratories and incubation facilities before broader ecosystem buildout.
• Separately, Karnataka sanctioned eight acres for ICTS‑TIFR to expand theoretical science research in Bengaluru.