Three Indian engineers left top careers to build India's quantum computer
Three Indian engineers, having sold a semiconductor chip IP company to Synopsys, founded Quanfluence in Bengaluru to develop room-temperature quantum computers using photonics. This startup offers commercial cloud-based quantum computing services, demonstrating India's growing technology sector and innovation capability.
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