The wealth gap in America is widening at a startling rate. The top 735 billionaires now own more wealth than the bottom 50% of the population combined. This extreme inequality is being driven largely by technological disruption.
As companies leverage new technologies to increase efficiency and profitability, millions of middle-class jobs are being made redundant. Major tech giants like Amazon, Microsoft, and Meta have cut hundreds of thousands of jobs in the past year alone as they automate processes.
However, this same technological force that is devastating some could also create extraordinary wealth for others who position themselves correctly. A new computing breakthrough being called "QaaS" or Quantum Computing as a Service could soon disrupt practically every major industry to the tune of $46 trillion.
QaaS refers to quantum computers that are millions of times more powerful than even the largest supercomputers today. Their exponentially superior processing capabilities allow them to simulate and solve problems once thought unsolvable in fields like:
- Drug Discovery - Rapidly testing trillions of new drug configurations could lead to cures for cancer, Alzheimer's and other diseases
- Battery Technology - Designing solid-state batteries that charge in minutes and last decades could revolutionize electric vehicles
- Autonomous Vehicles - Quantum computing may finally unlock the massive processing required for fully self-driving cars
- Finance - Portfolio management, cyber security, high-frequency trading and more could be optimized
- Agriculture - Techniques like precision farming using soil/climate data could massively boost crop yields
One small company is emerging as a leader in this quantum revolution thanks to its patented "ion trapper" technology. By operating at room temperature and reducing the instability of qubits, their commercial quantum computers are already 32,000 times faster than rivals.
Investors who spot the companies driving transformative technologies early can reap staggering rewards, just as early investors did with companies like Netflix, Amazon and Apple. But the window is rapidly closing as QaaS experiences "doubly exponential" growth, according to one expert.
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Did Jeff Bezos Just Make the AI Apocalypse Worse?
For the last 18 months, AI has dominated the news cycle unlike anything we've seen in years...
And although many have praised the upside, many tech experts, from Elon Musk to Bill Gates, have warned of the catastrophic consequences AI represents.
What 99% of people don't realize is that there's an even bigger threat on the horizon.
On December 31st, 2021, Jeff Bezos went all in on a technology that could be far more dangerous.
I call it "QaaS"...
And as Medium warned, "If you're worried about AI, don't even think about 'QaaS'."
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