India-US Quantum Computing Partnership: US Official Calls India a Trusted Technology Partner

US official Sarah Rogers says India is a trusted partner in quantum computing and supply chains, highlighting growing India-US technology ties.

By Indrani Priyadarshini

on June 10, 2026

‘India is an important and trusted partner of the United States in areas like quantum computing and supply chains,’ stated Sarah Rogers, Under Secretary of State for Public Diplomacy of the United States. Rogers made the remarks during an online media interaction while on an official visit to South and Central Asia.

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Focus on Technology and Innovation

Sarah Rogers recently visited New Delhi, where she spoke at IIT Delhi about the Transforming the Relationship Utilising Strategic Technology (TRUST) initiative. She said the TRUST initiative is an important step in strengthening cooperation between India and the US in advanced technologies and other strategic sectors.

India-US Collaboration on Supply Chains

Rogers highlighted that India and the US are working closely in key areas such as quantum computing and supply chains. She described India as a reliable partner and highlighted the growing cooperation between the two countries.

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Quad Partnership and Critical Technology

During her visit, Rogers also met participants involved in Quad-related programs. Discussions focused on fibre-optic cables and other critical technology projects in the region. Her visit came shortly after the Quad foreign ministers’ meeting attended by US Secretary of State Marco Rubio.

Strong Future for India-US Tech Ties

Rogers said India is a major technology market and noted the strong partnership between Indian and American companies and entrepreneurs. She added that both countries have several areas of cooperation in technology. She further expressed confidence that more joint projects and partnerships will emerge in the future.

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