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Are Quantum Computing ETFs the Safest Bet for 10-Year Growth?
Yahoo Finance· 2026-01-05 23:23
Key Points Artificial intelligence is the headline-grabbing technology story today, but in the background, you'll hear the term quantum computing. Quantum computing could dramatically increase the computing power available to the world. Defiance Quantum ETF, VanEck Quantum Computing UCITS ETF, and WisdomTree Quantum Computing ETF all offer exposure to the emerging field of quantum computing. 10 stocks we like better than Defiance Quantum ETF › Technological change moves quickly. Currently, the n ...
Hard Work is Useless. This is What Matters. | Manav Gupta | TEDxGHRCEMN
TEDx Talks· 2025-10-24 15:23
Career Advice for College Students in the AI Era - Traditional hard work is incomplete; direction is crucial for success, emphasizing a shift towards vector quantities in career planning [1][2] - Focus on "why" and desired outcomes before acting, aligning actions with career goals [2] - The speaker shares personal experiences and advice on navigating the tech landscape, particularly in AI [2] Key Trends in AI - The AI sector is currently dominated by Business-to-Customer (B2C) companies, such as lovable, Bolt, perplexity, and OpenAI [2] - A critical missing element in the AI boom is infrastructure to support its growth [2][3] - Infrastructure and distribution are key areas for college students to focus on to gain an advantage [3] Technical Skills and Opportunities - Quantization, a technique to run heavy systems on fewer resources, is crucial due to upcoming resource shortages in AI [5][9] - Learning AI infrastructure, especially quantization, requires dedicated effort (6-10 months) to understand the underlying engine [9][10] - Distribution, or effectively reaching people, is vital in today's AI landscape where creation is easier [10][11] Personal Branding and Networking - Actively engage on social media platforms like LinkedIn to build a personal brand and leverage distribution [15] - Asymmetrical returns are possible through distribution, where efforts can lead to disproportionately large outcomes [15][16] - Off-campus efforts are essential to stand out, as relying solely on college placements is insufficient due to the large number of students [17]