QClairvoyance Quantum Labs Pvt Ltd, an Indian deep-tech company focused on quantum technologies, has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with IITM-C-DOT Samgnya Technologies Foundation, India's National Hub for Quantum Communication established under the National Quantum Mission (NQM). According to reports from Business Standard, the collaboration will focus on quantum computing, quantum algorithms, quantum artificial intelligence (AI), post-quantum cybersecurity and next-generation computing, with an emphasis on research, technology development, validation and eventual deployment.
Samgnya serves as a national platform bringing together research, technology, testbeds, industry, startups and talent to accelerate India's quantum technology ecosystem. As reported by Business Standard, its mandate spans advanced research and development, quantum communication and quantum key distribution (QKD), technology translation and validation, national testbeds, industry collaboration, startup incubation, capability and skill development, standards and interoperability, technology transfer and commercialisation. The foundation was established in December 2025 at IIT Madras Research Park in Chennai and operates under the National Quantum Mission of the Department of Science and Technology (DST).
For QClairvoyance, the partnership will provide opportunities to leverage advanced research and technical expertise, validate and mature technologies through testbeds and field environments, and collaborate with academia, industry, startups and the government. According to Business Standard, the collaboration will strengthen pathways for technology readiness, talent development, technology translation and commercialisation. Founded in 2024 by Colonel Sai Shankar P, VSM (Retd), the company develops quantum solutions across cybersecurity, drug discovery and education and has trained more than 1,000 students, raised ₹30 crore from MSN Nextech Ventures LLP and has a team of approximately 40 professionals.
Colonel Sai Shankar P, VSM (Retd), founder of QClairvoyance Quantum Labs, stated that the collaboration is much more than an MoU, bringing together research, technology, testbeds, industry, startups and talent to accelerate India's quantum journey. As reported by Business Standard, Ravindra Barlingay, chief executive officer of IITM-C-DOT Samgnya Technologies Foundation, emphasized that quantum technology will create meaningful impact only when research and innovation is translated into validated, trusted and deployable technologies at scale. The partnership is expected to strengthen the link between quantum research, technology development and real-world applications, contributing to India's efforts to build a secure and globally competitive quantum technology ecosystem under the National Quantum Mission.
