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Expansion of quantum computing ETFs and commercial growth

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Quantum Computing Expansion of quantum computing ETFs launch and commercial growth

In late July 2026 2026, Deutsche Börse added the QOMP ETF, giving providing investors exposure to companies worldwide that develop quantum‑computing developing quantum-computing technologies. The fund was listed alongside a range of other sector‑focused various sector-focused and dividend‑oriented ETFs, signalling dividend-oriented products as part of the exchange’s push effort to broaden diversify its technology offerings. A few days later, on On 2 August 2026, Swedish asset manager Boreas introduced the Boreas Solactive Quantum Computing UCITS ETF (ticker QQCC). Unlike Tracking the broader QOMP fund, Solactive Developed Quantum Computing Index, QQCC concentrates on quantum‑chip quantum-chip makers such as Google, IBM, D‑Wave, Rigetti and IonQ, D-Wave, Rigetti, and tracks the Solactive Developed Quantum Computing Index. The IonQ. This launch underscores a rapid expansion of investment products aimed at highlights the emerging quantum‑chip growing interest in the quantum-chip market, which industry forecasts expect is projected to generate trillions of dollars unlock up to $2 trillion in economic value by 2035. By mid-August 2026, the mid‑2030s. sector showed signs of increasing commercialization. Companies like D-Wave Quantum and IonQ reported that a majority of their second-quarter revenue originated from commercial customers. In Australia, the VanEck Quantum ETF (ASX: QNTM) was listed on the ASX, tracking the MarketVector Quantum Computing Ecosystem Index to include companies involved in quantum hardware, software, and component supply. Despite this momentum, analysts note the sector remains characterized by volatility and a reliance on research expectations and patents.

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