India has achieved a significant milestone in its National Quantum Mission as Amaravati strengthens its position as a leading destination for quantum technology research and innovation. The video highlights the development of advanced ultra-low-temperature infrastructure capable of reaching 4 Kelvin (-269.15°C)—a critical requirement for quantum computing and superconducting technologies.

Andhra Pradesh is gaining attention after a video report claimed that IBM’s CEO confirmed India’s first quantum hub, strengthening expectations that the state could emerge as a major technology center.

Vijayawada, Dec 24, 2025 – Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu delivered a keynote on quantum technologies, formally inaugurating the world's largest quantum skilling programme through partnerships with WISER and Qubitech.

Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu has unveiled an ambitious technology roadmap in a special “Quantum Talk” session, presenting quantum and deep-tech as the next big leap for the state’s development. Speaking to a large audience of tech students in an online interactive format, he stressed that India has a “rare chance” to enter early in quantum technologies and emerge as a global service and knowledge hub.

Amaravati is emerging as a future hub for quantum technologies, with the prestigious Quantum Valley project entering an advanced stage of development ahead of its planned launch next month. The state government has intensified infrastructure works in the capital region, aiming to position Quantum Valley as a magnet for high‑end research, testing, and product development in next‑generation computing.​ To steer the initiative, the government has set up two expert committees com