Bengaluru Tech Summit to Boast Quantum & AI Innovations: Karnataka Leads Tech Transformation

Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah has declared Bengaluru as India's tech capital, showcasing advancements in technologies like quantum science and AI ahead of the 28th Bengaluru Tech Summit. Scheduled for November 18 to 20, the summit invites top industry players to witness the state's technological milestones.

Siddaramaiah emphasized Bengaluru's global standing, noting its fifth rank among the world's top AI cities. The city hosts half of India's AI talent, making it the second-largest AI hub globally. The Chief Minister assured a new IT policy focusing on AI infrastructure will soon be unveiled.

Beyond AI, Karnataka aspires to become Asia's leading Quantum Innovation Hub by 2035, envisioning a USD 20 billion quantum economy. With plans for Quantum Hardware Parks and a global Quantum Conclave, the state continues its tradition of forward-thinking policies, aiming for substantial contributions to India's economy.

(With inputs from agencies.)