India, Aug. 25 -- Amidst the noise on tariffs in recent times, which dimmed other developments, there were two positive developments focused on quantum computing in India that caught the eye.

First, was the announcement by Government of Andhra Pradesh regarding setting up of Quantum Computing Valley at Amravati. Second, was the Government of Karnataka starting the Rs. 1000 crore Karnataka Quantum Mission with an aim of transforming the state into a USD 20 billion quantum economy over the next 10 years.

The State announced plans to set up a Q-City near Bengaluru, and support the creation of 10,000 high-end jobs over the next decade. While every State Government in India has been focused on ease of doing business and attracting investment...