After Naidu, Now Revanth Bats For Quantum Computing!

It is already known that Andhra Pradesh is one of the first states in India to adopt quantum computing. If everything goes as planned, Andhra Pradesh will be hosting the biggest quantum computing at work in all of India very soon.

This is a part of the broader vision of chief minister Chandrababu, who had identified that quantum computing and artificial intelligence are the future of the world and has been moving accordingly.

AP is establishing India’s first dedicated Quantum Valley Tech Park with partnerships from IBM, TCS, and L&T, integrating hardware, software, talent, and research for deep tech innovation.

And now it is the turn of Telangana chief minister Revanth Reddy to follow these footsteps as he addressed a healthcare conclave last night and spoke about the progress of quantum computing. 

Referring to rapid technological advancements, the Chief Minister noted that quantum computing and artificial intelligence are transforming healthcare into a highly technology-driven field.

While urging doctors to stay updated with the latest technologies, he also stressed the importance of retaining the human touch in medical practice.

Expressing concern over the rising number of deaths due to heart diseases, the Chief Minister called for a collective mission to prevent cardiac ailments and save more lives. He suggested that doctors could play a crucial role by volunteering to train school students in CPR techniques, which could significantly reduce preventable deaths.

It looks like Revanth Reddy is taking inspiration from his Andhra Pradesh counterpart Chandrababu with regard to technological advancements, and these are promising signs for the twin Telugu states of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana.