Quantum Club Thailand Launches at True Digital Park
The kingdom launched a national quantum technology collaboration platform called Quantum Club Thailand on August 3, headquartered at True Digital Park on Bangkok's Sukhumvit Road. The initiative brings together the Ministry of Higher Education, Science, Research and Innovation, conglomerate Charoen Pokphand Group, telecoms provider True Corporation, Arise Ventures Group, the Quantum Technology Research Initiative Consortium, and US-based quantum software platform qBraid.
Officials said the hub is designed to establish the kingdom as a regional leader in quantum technology and accelerate industrial adoption of quantum computing across Southeast Asia, positioning Bangkok as an access point for quantum cloud resources rather than pursuing costly domestic quantum hardware.
Four Missions Guide Flagship Training and Research Programs
The platform is structured around four strategic missions: human capital development, applied research, industrial adoption and commercial innovation. To carry them out, organisers are rolling out three flagship programmes, Quantum Academy Thailand, Quantum Industry Lab and the Quantum Innovation Challenge, aimed at training talent and connecting research with real-world business applications.
Initial focus areas include quantum optimisation, simulation and digital twins, quantum artificial intelligence, and quantum security. Organisers say the collaboration is intended to link academic research directly with industry needs, helping local businesses experiment with quantum applications without having to build hardware capacity from scratch.
