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Future Outlook of the Quantum Computing Industry: A Long-term Investment Strategy Considering the Commercialization of Quantum Computers in the 2050s
The long-term outlook on quantum computers presented by ARK Invest founder Kathy Wood has attracted industry attention. Among the questions posed to experts about innovation and future technology trends, inquiries about quantum computers are among the top, indicating a rapidly growing interest in this field.
Research Stage of Quantum Computing and Expectations for Future Development
Currently, large-scale research on quantum computing technology is underway worldwide. According to Odaily, Wood emphasizes that this field is still in its early stages, with many companies and research institutions focusing on fundamental research. However, there is a significant gap between the theoretical possibilities and the realization of practical commercial applications.
Path to Commercialization: Wood’s Predicted Timeline
According to Kathy Wood’s outlook, the emergence of commercial applications of quantum computers for actual business use is expected between the mid-2040s and the mid-2060s. In other words, she predicts practical implementation more than 20 years from now. With her extensive industry experience, Wood recalls that the commercialization of quantum computers has always been said to be “20 years away.”
Estimation of Practical Quantum Computer Development: Insights from Industry Experience
Interestingly, after more than 20 years involved in this field, Wood estimates that true commercial applications are still about 19 years away at this point. This cycle suggests that quantum technology is evolving at a slower pace than initially imagined. However, at the same time, research is steadily progressing, and the gap between theory and implementation is definitely narrowing. Wood’s analysis provides an important indicator to investors and researchers that it will still take considerable time for the quantum computer market to experience full-scale growth.