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This agreement marks a pivotal step for India's National Quantum Mission by establishing domestic production of 20 mK dilution refrigerators, which are essential cryogenic infrastructure for operating quantum processors. By reducing reliance on imports, this initiative directly strengthens the supply chain required to scale indigenous quantum computing capabilities and secure strategic technological sovereignty.
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India advances quantum computing capability with indigenous cryogenic initiative
GDELT2 min read
New Delhi, Sep 27 : In a major boost to India's quantum technology ambitions, the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) has entered into its first high-value deep-tech project agreement under the Technology Development Fund (TDF) scheme…
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