Speaking to reporters after the PanIIT summit, the Chief Minister said Andhra Pradesh plans 50 lakh AI learners and that commercial quantum computers will be made in India within two years.
The QShiva systems, with chips designed and tested in Amaravati, were unveiled at the PanIIT summit alongside an indigenous quantum laser and a standards agreement with the National Physical Laboratory.
Closing the PanIIT Andhra Pradesh Summit, the Chief Minister launched five quantum systems built in Amaravati and a declaration with the alumni of 23 IITs: a permanent council, a venture fund, 10 industry chairs and a 100-mentor network.
Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu is chief guest at Saturday's PanIIT Andhra Pradesh Summit, where organisers plan to unveil an IIT council for Amaravati, a deep-tech venture fund and a quantum launch named Q-Shiva.
