BENGALURU (Economy India): Karnataka is planning to transform the second Quantum India Bengaluru Summit in 2027 into a major global platform for quantum research, innovation, industry collaboration and investment, Science & Technology Minister Ajay Dharam Singh said on Sunday.
The state has set an ambitious target of building a USD 20-billion quantum economy by 2035, underlining Karnataka’s push to strengthen its position as a global hub for emerging technologies.
Karnataka Targets $20 Billion Quantum Economy by 2035
According to the minister, the state aims to accelerate the development of a robust quantum ecosystem by bringing together research institutions, technology companies, startups, investors and policymakers.
The 2027 summit is expected to provide a platform for deeper collaboration between academia and industry while creating opportunities for investment and technology partnerships.
Bengaluru Summit to Attract Global Participation
Karnataka plans to expand the scale and international reach of the next Quantum India Bengaluru Summit.
The state expects greater participation from global researchers, technology companies, quantum startups, investors and policymakers. The wider participation is intended to facilitate knowledge sharing, research partnerships and commercial opportunities in the rapidly evolving quantum technology sector.
Focus on Research, Innovation and Industry
Quantum technologies are emerging as an important area of strategic technological development, with potential applications across computing, communications, cybersecurity, healthcare, financial services and advanced scientific research.
The 2027 Bengaluru summit is expected to focus on connecting research and innovation with industry requirements and investment opportunities.
Karnataka’s plans reflect its broader effort to build an ecosystem capable of supporting cutting-edge technologies while attracting global companies, researchers and capital to the state.
Karnataka Seeks Global Quantum Leadership
By positioning Bengaluru as a meeting point for researchers, startups, industry leaders and investors, Karnataka aims to give the quantum sector a stronger global presence.
The proposed USD 20-billion quantum economy target by 2035 represents a long-term ambition to expand the state’s capabilities in quantum research, technology development, entrepreneurship and commercialisation.
The 2027 Quantum India Bengaluru Summit is therefore expected to serve as an important platform for strengthening international partnerships and advancing Karnataka’s quantum technology ecosystem.
(Economy India)
