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Bengaluru is set to host India's first 8-qubit quantum computer at Alliance University. This advanced system, a collaboration between qpiai and the university, will be accessible to students and industry. The initiative aims to foster hands-on learning and research in quantum computing. It will support various applications, moving quantum technology beyond labs.

L&T-Cloudfiniti and qpiai have partnered to advance quantum computing, focusing on Quantum Computing as a Service (QCAAS) and exploring opportunities under India’s National Quantum Mission. This collaboration combines L&T's industry leadership with qpiai's technical capabilities to develop innovative solutions at the intersection of AI and quantum computing, targeting sectors like finance and healthcare.

L&T-Cloudfiniti partners with qpiai to revolutionize quantum computing, focusing on Quantum Computing as a Service (QCAAS) and exploring opportunities under India’s National Quantum Mission. Combining L&T's industry leadership with qpiai's technical capabilities, the collaboration will initiate joint R&D programs, developing AI and quantum computing solutions for finance, healthcare, and logistics.

The La French Tech India AI Summit 2025 in Bengaluru fostered collaboration between India and France on artificial intelligence. Leaders from government, industry, and academia explored inclusive AI innovation and public interest technology. Discussions emphasized ethical considerations and the potential for a collaborative, responsible global AI model, leveraging the strengths of both nations.

In 2025, India showcased significant scientific momentum, marked by advancements in space technology with ISRO's achievements and the successful Space Docking Experiment. The nation also made strides in semiconductors with its first indigenous processor and embraced AI for practical applications in agriculture and healthcare, alongside progress in quantum computing and supercomputing infrastructure.