# Is the investment opportunity in Quantum Computing coming? Is the QTUM ETF worth entering a position?

This wave of Quantum Computing might really be different. Google's Willow chip can solve problems that would take traditional computers billions of years in just a few minutes; IBM has increased quantum computing performance by 50 times in the last two years, and an experiment that originally took 112 hours now yields results in just 2.2 hours.

The key point is that the big players are pouring money in: JPMorgan Chase is investing $1 billion in the quantum field, IBM is even more aggressive, announcing $30 billion in R&D investment, and Microsoft has also invested over $1 billion. This rhythm is similar to when AI was just starting out—big money entering is a signal.

Want to enter a position but don't know which stock to choose? The Defiance Quantum ETF (QTUM) might be a good idea. This fund covers 70-80 stocks in the quantum industry chain, spanning from hardware to chips to cloud computing. Top holdings include Rigetti Computing, Tower Semiconductor, Micron, as well as major companies like Alphabet, AMD, and Intel.

The rate is only 0.4%, and the key is the equal weight allocation, with no single company having too high a weight, reducing the risk of a single stock storm. In contrast, another competing product, WisdomTree Quantum ETF, puts 22% on three companies, while QTUM's strategy is clearly more robust.

To put it simply, in the still unfulfilled field of quantum, diversifying investments may be wiser than betting on a single stock.