Microsoft likely to set up quantum computer at Amaravati
Microsoft set to establish a quantum computer hub in Amaravati—part of Andhra Pradesh’s Quantum Valley initiative with IBM, TCS, and L&T. Discover the project timeline, investment plans, and implications for India’s tech leadership.
Microsoft likely to set up quantum computer at Amaravati

Tech giant Microsoft is expected to set up a quantum research facility at the Quantum Valley Tech Park being built at Amaravati, the futuristic capital of Andhra Pradesh.
Indications available with the Department of IT, Electronics and Communications, talks have evoked positive response towards coming to an understanding with the Andhra Pradesh Government to enter into a MoU in the next few days. Sources said Microsoft will house the facility in a separate building with 4,000 sft adjoining the Quantum Valley Building, which has been allotted 50 acres by the Capital Region Development Authority (CRDA).
As per the announcement made by the government, the Quantum Valley Tech Park will be ready for operations on January 1, 2026. It will house supercomputers in an area of 90,000 sft of built-up area in phases to serve domestic and foreign clients.
After IBM, the reported decision of Microsoft to install its quantum computer will be a shot in the arm for the State Government. Andhra Pradesh has already made 'Amaravati Quantum Valley Declaration' which has set a target to mobilise $1 billion investments in the field by January 1, 2029. The declaration aims to position Amaravati as India's first quantum valley with thrust on developing quantum technologies and creating a vibrant innovation ecosystem on the lines of Silicon Valley.
IBM has already signed a MoU along with TCS and L&T for collaborating with the government for establishing India's first full stack Quantum Valley Tech Park. IBM at the recently held quantum valley workshop also showcased the model of its latest 156-qubit Horon processor..
156 Q-bit quantum computers., which it will set up at Amaravati. Microsoft has a 50 Q-bit computer. Quantum computers are based on different technologies like super conducting, trapped ions, photenic, neutral atoms and topology.
The United Nations has already declared 2025 as the International Year of Quantum Science and Technology to create awareness on fast emerging quantum science and its applications.
Stating that quantum is a game-changing technology that is expected to scale rapidly by 2030, Andhra Pradesh is set to take lead in ushering in a quantum revolution by taking up research and development, a senior official associated with Quantum Valley project, said.,