Amaravati Quantum Valley twin towers to generate 25,000 jobs

Amaravati: Municipal administration minister P Narayana performed the groundbreaking ceremony for the construction of twin towers at Amaravati Quantum Valley in Uddandarayunipalem on Tuesday, marking another significant step in the development of the state capital as a global technology and innovation hub.

The two towers, designated T1 and T2, will come up on 11 acres of the 50 acres earmarked for Quantum Valley, alongside the Seed Access Road. Each tower will have 47 floors and rise to a height of 206 metres. The two buildings will have a combined built-up area of 37,48,847 square feet.

The towers are being designed to accommodate advanced technology, research and innovation activities, with modern offices and workspaces to meet future requirements.

Minister Narayana said that a total of eight towers were planned at Quantum Valley and that the completion of the two towers, for which the foundation stone was laid, would create employment opportunities for approximately 25,000 people.

He said steps would be taken to complete the construction within the stipulated timeframe and generate employment opportunities. The buildings would be developed in accordance with global technological standards, he added.

Quantum computing is expected to open up new possibilities for solving complex problems across several sectors, including defence, healthcare and banking. It could also play an important role in assessing and mitigating the impact of natural disasters.

The Amaravati Quantum Valley initiative aims to create an ecosystem conducive to research, technological development and innovation. The Andhra Pradesh Capital Region Development Authority (APCRDA) and Amaravati Growth and Infrastructure Corporation Limited (AGICL) are implementing initiatives to establish the capital as a major destination for technology, investment, skill development and employment.

The project is part of the broader effort to develop world-class infrastructure in Amaravati and create new opportunities in the technology sector.

Tadikonda MLA Tenali Sravana Kumar, AGICL managing director Abhishek Kumar, APCRDA Engineer-in-Chief R. Gopalakrishna Reddy, representatives of the construction company and other officials attended the groundbreaking ceremony.

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