QUANTUM TECHNOLOGIES: FOUNDATIONS, TRENDS, AND UZBEKISTAN'S EXPERIENCE

This monograph explores the scientific foundations, modern development trends, and the national perspective of quantum technologies, with particular attention to Uzbekistan. It examines the historical emergence of quantum mechanics through landmark experiments and theoretical breakthroughs, and analyzes how these have shaped the second generation of quantum technologies, including quantum computing, communication, cryptography, and sensing. The study highlights the transformative role of quantum innovations in the economy, healthcare, energy, and information security, supported by global market statistics and current research. Special emphasis is placed on Uzbekistan's initiatives, such as the establishment of the Samarkand Quantum Center, academic programs, and international collaborations, which position the country within the global quantum research landscape. The findings demonstrate that quantum technologies are not only of theoretical importance but also of strategic value for sustainable development and digital transformation in Uzbekistan.

Autorentext

I am Asrayev Shavkat, a third-year Economics student at the Jizzakh Branch of the National University of Uzbekistan. My research focuses on quantum technologies, innovation, and economic development.