Andhra Pradesh to unveil India’s first open-access quantum computer test beds in Amaravati
Andhra Pradesh is set to unveil India’s first open-access quantum computer test beds as part of its Amaravati Quantum Valley project. The two test beds, one at Medha Towers and the other at SRM University, Amaravati, have been built entirely with locally developed components. The state has invited other governments and institutions to submit problem statements to be converted into quantum circuits
Andhra Pradesh is set to unveil India’s first open-access quantum computer test beds as part of its Amaravati Quantum Valley project. The two test beds — the 1Q at Medha Towers and the 1S at SRM University, Amaravati — have been made entirely with locally developed components, according to m.economictimes.com. The state has asked other state governments and institutions to provide problem statements that will be converted into quantum circuits for loading and running on the quantum computers to develop algorithms, as reported by m.economictimes.com. Andhra Pradesh describes the quantum test beds as a Make in India initiative that is accessible to all. According to the Hindu, Amaravati will get a quantum and AI innovation centre with IBM on June 18, and the centre will link 380 quantum innovation cells and over 3,000 students and professors across engineering colleges.
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