Quantum Ecosystems Technology Council of India (QETCI) has launched the Indian Quantum Ecosystem Hub, a free and open digital platform providing a structured view of India’s growing quantum science and technology ecosystem. The Hub brings together information on organisations, research capabilities, industry activity, public stakeholders, opportunities and events.
“We regularly receive requests from individuals and organisations seeking connections within India’s quantum ecosystem, while many are also looking to understand its scale, breadth and the range of organisations and capabilities that exist across the country. The Indian Quantum Ecosystem Hub is QETCI’s response to this need. It is intended as a shared resource for India’s quantum community, as well as for international stakeholders and organisations seeking to engage, collaborate, establish partnerships or pursue business opportunities with the Indian quantum ecosystem,” said Reena Dayal, CEO, Quantum Ecosystems Technology Council of India (QETCI)
The Hub currently comprises three sections:
Ecosystem Map: A database of 360+ organisations and institutions, including 160+ Indian quantum startups with their areas of specialisation, higher education institutions and associated quantum research labs and groups, industry organisations, and government and public stakeholders.
Jobs Portal: Quantum-related employment and research opportunities across industry and academia in India.
Events Portal: Conferences, workshops, certification courses, faculty development programmes and other quantum-related activities across the country.
According to QETCI, the Ecosystem Map is designed to support a broader understanding of India’s quantum value chain by mapping stakeholders and capabilities across research, academia, technology development, industry and the public sector. QETCI will continuously monitor, review and update the information as the ecosystem develops.
The Hub is available at https://ecosystem.qetci.org.
