Pakistan does not need another photograph of officials promising its young people a technological future. It needs a university idea to become a working product, a Pakistani startup to reach a paying customer, and an export contract that survives long after the launch banners come down. Quantum Valley Pakistan deserves attention because it proposes to connect those steps; it deserves scrutiny because announcing the connection is easier than making it work.
Technology & AI
Quantum Valley Pakistan: A Silicon Valley Claim That Must Survive the Delivery Test
Quantum Valley Pakistan has launched with global partners. Its real test is whether research becomes funded Pakistani ventures, products, jobs and exports.
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