We are living through a pivotal moment in technology. Quantum technology is emerging as the next major frontier in computing, communication, sensing and scientific discovery, and the decisions we make today will shape how countries, industries and research communities change the future. India has made a significant national commitment to this field through initiatives such as the National Quantum Mission, bringing together research, technology development, industry participation and capacity building with the ambition of positioning India among the leading nations in quantum technologies and applications.

At QuantumRIT, we believe this moment should not belong to one institution, one company or one community. It belongs to all of us and we are bringing all in- from the industry, academia, and policymakers. That is why, through Quantum Week ’26, we are bringing together students, researchers, academia, industry, startups, technology professionals and policymakers under one programme to learn, exchange ideas, explore the possibilities of quantum technology and begin building for what comes next.