Navigate the
Quantum Frontier.
A living knowledge base for quantum computing, mechanics, and information science. Structured clarity meets quantum-era intelligence.
India's National Quantum Mission · Kerala's answer
Engaging keynotes laying out the roadmap for quantum computing
The core group of volunteers and organizers who made it happen
Students, builders, and enthusiasts diving into new frontiers
Guiding the next generation of builders through hardware and software
Academics and industry experts sharing insights on emerging tech
A community united by curiosity and a drive to create local impact
On July 12th,
Kerala entered
Kerala’s quantum leap, documented.
“The day Kerala stopped watching quantum computing happen — and started building it.”
70+
people gathered
5
expert keynotes
1st
Quantum IG · Kerala
India committed ₹6,003 Cr to the National Quantum Mission. Quantum Tech Matrix was Kerala's grassroots response — formally launching the state's first Quantum Technologies Interest Group, and giving birth to this very wiki.
Kerala's 1st Quantum Technologies Interest Group via MuLearn
QWiki — this open knowledge base, born from the event
A live network of students, researchers & global mentors
Shri CP John
Minister of Transport, Government of Kerala
Prof. Dr. Mathew Chandrankunnel
Quantum Scientist, Sr. Consultant, JIS University, Kolkata.
Dr. Fathima Nihla Latheef
Ph.D Research Scholar, Department of Computer Science and Engineering at IIIT Kottayam and Quantum Research Intern, Unisys R&D Research Team
Shri Manoj Joseph
Director, SuperQ Quantum, Canada
Deepu S Nath
Managing Director @ FAYA