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    IIT Bombay-led consortium with Plaksha University to develop indigenous 2D quantum technologies

    IIT Bombay professor Saurabh Lodha told ET that the project will establish three complementary material-growth facilities: a molecular beam epitaxy (MBE) system at Plaksha University, a metal-organic chemical vapour deposition (MOCVD) system at IIT Bombay and a plasma-enhanced chemical vapour deposition facility at IIT Kharagpur.

    Scientists just found quantum entanglement in a crystal you can see with the naked eye

    Quantum entanglement is often described as one of nature’s strangest secrets. Now, scientists have found it inside a crystal large enough to see without a microscope. The discovery shows that quantum connections can exist on a much bigger scale than previously thought. It offers new clues about the mysterious behavior of strange metals. Researchers say it could help unlock future advances in quantum science and technology.

    Exploring the role of quantum computing in next-gen deep tech startups

    India's deep tech startup ecosystem is experiencing rapid growth, with quantum computing emerging as a key frontier. Significant government support, private funding, and academic initiatives are fueling innovation in areas like AI, drug discovery, and cybersecurity. Despite challenges in hardware and long-term funding, India is strategically positioning itself as a global deep-tech hub.

    Cisco shows quantum networking chip, opens new lab

    Cisco unveiled a prototype chip to network quantum computers and opened a Santa Monica lab for quantum research. The chip enables entanglement-based communication and could benefit fields like finance and science. It's an early step with no set revenue timeline yet.

    DoT invites application for R&D in Quantum Communications

    “The main objective is to accelerate research and development in quantum technologies, ensuring the interoperability, reliability, and security of quantum communication systems,” the department of telecommunications (DoT) said in a release Sunday.

    US and China race to shield secrets from quantum computers

    Militaries would see their long-term plans and intelligence gathering exposed to enemies. Businesses could have their intellectual property swiped. People's health records would be laid bare.

    The Economic Times
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