It has gained significant traction given its disruptive nature in using subatomic particles to build faster and smarter devices.
- But, where does our country stand in the race of quantum technology adoption?
- What will it take for India to ride on this wave of quantum computing?
In this episode of IET India Digital Conversations, we bring to you a panel of experts who will unravel mysteries around quantum technology, its revolution and applications.
Speakers for the discussion included:
- Prof Arun Kumar Pati, Professor H, Harish-Chandra Research Institute, Quantum Computing and Information Group
- Urbasi Sinha, Professor, Raman Research Institute, IQC Affiliate
Moderator: Reena Dayal, Quantum Computing Leader, Microsoft India
Watch this video to understand the what, how, when and where of quantum revolution.
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