Kiwoom Asset Management Launches Quantum Computing ETF
Kiwoom Asset Management has introduced the 'KOSEF Quantum Computing ETF', offering new investment opportunities in the quantum computing sector. This ETF invests in 20 major publicly traded U.S. companies, including IonQ, IBM, NVIDIA, Amazon, and Google, following the Solactive U.S. Quantum Computing Index. Quantum computing holds the potential to bring revolutionary changes to advanced industries like AI through its rapid computational capabilities.
The ETF targets the early phase of the quantum computing market, expected to grow at an annual rate of 30.9% until 2030. Quantum computing is regarded as pivotal in various sectors such as AI, logistics, and finance and is central to the ongoing technological dominance rivalry between the U.S. and China. In this context, 'KOSEF Quantum Computing' simultaneously represents both significant opportunities and inherent risks due to rapid technological advancement.
Beyond technological innovation, this ETF provides investors with a diversified portfolio to buffer against market volatility. By focusing on companies listed on the U.S. stock exchanges, it aims to leverage future technological advancements and improve market profitability.
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