Ajai Chowdhry discusses India's need for quantum technology to achieve strategic autonomy amid international sanctions at Quantum India Bengaluru.
When all kinds of sanctions are coming up in the world, it is important for India to develop and implement very specific technologies, and quantum was one of them, said Ajai Chowdhry, Chairman, Mission Governing Board of National Quantum Mission and EPIC Foundation.
According to Mr. Chowdhry, the country required strategic autonomy, especially in critical tech areas under threat of international sanctions.
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