According to IBM’s public roadmap, 2026 is the year quantum advantage is expected to emerge, with fault-tolerant quantum computers projected by 2029.
Human spaceflight tests, private rocket launches and industrial firsts line up as Isro and startups move from ambition to execution.
New DPIIT data shows India now has 2,01,335 officially recognized startups, even as Parliament reports more than 6,300 closures this year and ministries outline how central schemes are supporting the ecosystem.
BIRAC and the Technology Development Board have been picked to steer the first tranches as startup funding is set to open by March 2026.
Union IT and electronics minister says the country’s semiconductor effort is moving faster than expected as fabs and assembly units take shape.
