Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan announced plans to establish a superconducting chip facility to increase it quantum computing capabilities, aiming to position Turkey among the top 15 nations in the field.

The facility will produce high-performance processors for quantum computers, which can solve complex problems faster than traditional supercomputers.

The announcement came during a science awards ceremony in Turkish capital Ankara, where 57 scientists were recognized for their contributions to science and technology.

Erdogan emphasized the project’s role in fostering advanced research, innovation, and collaboration among academia, researchers, and private enterprises.