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Three ex-semiconductor engineers quit top jobs to build India's quantum computer

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Three Indian semiconductor engineers — Sujoy Chakravarty, Ravi Mehta, and Biman Chattopadhyay — founded Bengaluru-based startup Quanfluence after selling their chip IP company to Synopsys. The trio spent months researching quantum technologies before settling on photonics as the most viable approach for room-temperature quantum computing. Backed by academic experts, Quanfluence now provides commercial cloud-based quantum computing solutions. The venture highlights India's expanding presence in frontier deep-tech innovation.

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