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Andhra University's plan to establish Centres of Excellence marks a strategic shift toward practical applications in hybrid quantum-classical computing and AI systems. By leveraging the National Quantum Mission's funding, the initiative aims to bridge the gap between theoretical research and real-world societal solutions within a combined quantum-AI ecosystem.
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Andhra University Plans Centres of Excellence for Quantum, AI and Semiconductors

The Quantum Insider3 min read

Insider Brief Andhra University intends to set up Centres of Excellence covering quantum technology, AI systems, and semiconductors, Vice-Chancellor G.P. Raja Sekhar said Tuesday, The Hindu reported. Raja Sekhar made the announcement while opening a three-day international conference on Quantum-Enhanced Sustainable Technologies for AI Systems (QUEST-AI), hosted by the cluster departments of Andhra University College […]

Andhra University plans to establish Centres of Excellence in quantum technology, AI systems and semiconductors over the next two to three years. Vice-Chancellor G.P. Raja Sekhar said the proposed laboratories would focus on applying quantum technology and AI research to practical solutions. Speakers at the QUEST-AI conference also highlighted hybrid quantum-classical computing, sustainable data…

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