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Tech Insights May 26, 2026

Mysore Quantum AI Launched: Building a Robust Local Ecosystem for Emerging Technologies

A new foundation, Mysore Quantum AI (MQA), has launched in Mysuru to foster a collaborative ecosystem for Quantum Computing and Artificial Intelligence, aligning with Karnataka's vision to become a major quantum technology hub.

The tech landscape in Mysuru is taking a significant leap forward with the launch of Mysore Quantum AI (MQA). This not-for-profit foundation and think tank is dedicated to advancing Quantum Computing and Artificial Intelligence (AI) within the local ecosystem, marking a crucial step in transforming the region into a hotbed for future technologies.

Collaborative Foundation

Pioneered by Excelsoft Technologies, MQA has garnered strong backing from key industry players, including the Karnataka Digital Economy Mission (KDEM), TiE Mysuru, SJCE-STEP, and Young Indians. The foundation's primary objective is to cultivate a robust local environment where practical experimentation, secure and responsible adoption, and collaborative learning of AI and Quantum Computing can thrive.

Aligning with Karnataka's Tech Vision

This initiative is perfectly timed with Karnataka's broader ambitions. The state is rapidly positioning itself as India's quantum hub, driven by the ₹1,000 crore Karnataka Quantum Mission. By aiming for a $20 billion quantum economy by 2035, the government is laying down substantial investments in research, infrastructure, and talent. MQA is set to play a pivotal role in this mission by nurturing quantum capabilities and awareness right at the grassroots level in Mysuru.

Demystifying Emerging Tech

The vision of MQA is to transition these emerging technologies from niche academic circles out to a broader audience. By involving students, developers, researchers, and entrepreneurs, MQA plans to demystify AI and Quantum Computing. Through a series of workshops, project sprints, study circles, and technical sessions, the foundation offers an engaging hands-on approach to learning.

Real-World Application

Recently, MQA hosted a practical session titled "Save 5 Hours Every Week with AI," focusing on real-world AI applications and workflows that professionals can immediately integrate into their daily routines. Moving forward, the foundation plans to introduce comprehensive, in-person courses to further deepen engagement with these advanced technological domains, bridging the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical applications.