Vol. 2 No. 3 (2019): Vol 2, Iss 3, Year 2019
Articles

Quantum-Nano Synergies: Business Potential and Disruptions

Sudeer Sharma
Department of Biology, Bangalore University, Bangalore, Karnataka India

Published 2019-12-21

Keywords

  • Quantum Technology, Nanotechnology, Quantum-Nano Synergy, Quantum Computing, Nanosensors, Quantum Dots.

How to Cite

Sudeer Sharma. (2019). Quantum-Nano Synergies: Business Potential and Disruptions. Nanoscale Reports, 2(3), 41–44. https://doi.org/10.26524/nr1942

Abstract

The convergence of quantum technology and nanotechnology represents a groundbreaking frontier with transformative potential for multiple industries. By leveraging quantum mechanics at the nanoscale, this synergy enables the creation of advanced materials, devices, and systems that surpass classical limitations in computing, sensing, communication, and healthcare. This paper examines the vast business opportunities arising from quantum-nano integration, highlighting emerging markets such as quantum-enhanced nanosensors, quantum dot applications, and quantum computing hardware with nanoscale components. It also explores disruptive innovations poised to reshape sectors including information technology, energy, and biotechnology. Despite the promising outlook, significant challenges persist, including technical hurdles in device fabrication, high research and development costs, regulatory uncertainties, and a shortage of interdisciplinary talent. Addressing these obstacles requires strategic collaborations among academia, industry, and government, alongside innovative business models and targeted workforce development. The paper further discusses future trends, including the fusion of quantum-nano technologies with artificial intelligence and IoT, which will drive new hybrid solutions and global competitiveness. Ultimately, this comprehensive analysis provides stakeholders with insights into maximizing value from quantum-nano synergies while managing associated risks. Emphasizing responsible innovation and cross-sector cooperation, the study offers a roadmap for harnessing these technologies to foster sustainable economic growth and industry disruption.

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