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Thailand's new "Quantum Club" establishes a structured ecosystem linking government bodies with private sector partners like qBraid to accelerate applied quantum research. The initiative specifically targets workforce development and industrial adoption of technologies such as quantum optimization, simulation, and security applications within sectors like telecommunications and finance. This move signals Thailand's strategic push to transition from theoretical frameworks to practical implementation in the global quantum economy.
Thailand Launches Quantum Club Thailand to Support Quantum Technology Development
Insider Brief Thailand launched a national quantum technology collaboration platform called “Quantum Club Thailand” in Bangkok on August 3, 2026. The platform combines the Ministry of Higher Education, Science, Research and Innovation (MHESI), Charoen Pokphand Group, Arise, True Corporation, QTRic, and qBraid, a US-based quantum software provider. Its stated goal is to connect research from […]
Thailand has launched Quantum Club Thailand, a national platform bringing together government, industry, research organisations, and quantum technology companies to support quantum development. The initiative will focus on workforce development, applied research, industrial adoption, and startup innovation through projects including Quantum Academy Thailand, Quantum Industry Lab, and Quantum Innovation Challenge. The platform will initially target quantum optimisation, simulation and digital twins,…
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