The race to quantum computing is accelerating. Governments worldwide have committed more than $42 billion in funding, while technology leaders like Google, IBM and IonQ push hardware and software breakthroughs closer to commercial reality. The WisdomTree Quantum Computing Fund (WQTM), co-developed with Classiq, a recognized leader in quantum software, provides diversified, rules-based access to companies most relevant to this global shift.
Quantum computing is reshaping what’s possible across industries—from finance and cybersecurity to AI and medicine. The WisdomTree Quantum Computing Fund (WQTM) provides targeted exposure to this emerging ecosystem. Explore how WQTM can complement portfolios with access to one of technology’s most transformative growth stories.
Quantum computing’s commercial potential depends on more than the machines themselves, with materials, processing expertise and infrastructure shaping the path forward. Christopher Gannatti and Jon Flynn examine where these connected investment themes could create economic value and what investors should consider before treating technical progress as commercial readiness.
Xanadu is pursuing a photonic approach to quantum computing, encoding information in light rather than electrons. On a recent episode of The Next Big Thing podcast, Christopher Gannatti and Elvira Kuramshina sat down with Xanadu COO Rafal Janik to discuss how modular architecture, photon loss and connections to AI data center supply chains could shape the path to utility-scale quantum computing.
DARPA has moved four more companies into hardware testing, bringing the total in Stage C to six across six quantum approaches. Chris Gannatti explains what the milestone means, what it does not establish, and how DARPA’s process relates to WisdomTree Quantum Computing Fund (WQTM).
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