Quantum AI Global (QAIG), India’s leading quantum communication and technology organisation, and Q-CTRL, the global leader in quantum infrastructure software, have partnered to work on technology projects in India, one of the world’s fastest-growing technology markets.
Tamil Nadu became the first state to require Quantum Computing courses at technical universities after Q-CTRL unveiled a quantum workforce development plan this month. Q-CTRL’s cutting-edge Black Opal software was integrated into TNSDC’s Naan Mudhalvan Upskilling Platform.
Q-CTRL’s Black Opal platform at TNSDC and across India will be supported and expanded by QAIG’s quantum technology and education expertise in the first stage of their relationship.
McKinsey predicts that less than half of quantum computing jobs will be filled by 2025 due to the worldwide quantum manpower shortage. India will help establish the quantum economy by recruiting professionals from around the world to close the quantum skills gap.
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The quantum technology business is growing, and this strategic alliance will teach hundreds of thousands of university engineering students quantum computing. Tamil Nadu is a leader in this field.
Mr. Sanjay Chittore, CEO & Founder of Quantum AI Global said, “We are extremely excited to partner with Q-CTRL for the development of Quantum skills and technical infrastructure in the country. The implementation of a first-of-its-kind foundational program in the country aims to introduce students to quantum computing technology. This effort is a critical milestone in QAIG’s mission to cultivate and advance a quantum-aware work force in the country. With this alliance we will be shaping the future and ensuring that India remains at the forefront of this technological revolution.”
Millions of engineering students in Tamil Nadu receive free job training from Naan Mudhalvan, and TNSDC requires technical universities to teach quantum computing, making Tamil Nadu a global leader in quantum education.
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This move addresses India’s future employment demands and provides the groundwork for Quantum, a national priority.
According to Mr. Aravind Ratnam, Chief Strategy Officer, Q-CTRL, “Quantum AI Global are the perfect partners for this initiative and we are confident that together we will propel the growth of Quantum Technology in India. Quantum AI Global have recognized expertise in quantum technologies and a proven track record in delivering quantum skill training. We are honored to serve TNSDC’s Naan Mudhalvan scheme, but this is just the beginning – our broader vision is to advance India’s competitive position in the development and adoption of quantum technology through our partnership.”
The new strategic partnership between Quantum AI Global and Q-CTRL advances quantum education democratisation and promotes India’s National Quantum Mission.
About Q-CTRL
Q-CTRL’s quantum control infrastructure software for R&D professionals and quantum computing end users offers the world’s fastest error-correcting and suppressing methods, accelerating the development of the first useful quantum computers and sensors. The global leader in quantum sensing, Q-CTRL, innovates software for strategic capabilities. Black Opal, an edtech platform from Q-CTRL, teaches quantum computing swiftly.
About Quantum AI Global
Quantum AI Global (QAIG) leads the quantum revolution by developing innovative products and services to promote India’s quantum technology. QAIG was founded in 2018 to develop and commercialise quantum-secure communication solutions that address present and future secure communication and data protection concerns.
