WrPro market analyst Fares Al-Saadi shares a clear investment vision for the upcoming technological transformation, seeing artificial intelligence (AI) and quantum computing (QC) stocks as unique bets. He states, "For me, AI remains the current winning horse." This came after IBM's main quantum error correction algorithm began to run smoothly on a commercially available AMD FPGA chip. In the AI field, the company continues to strengthen its position as a strong competitor to Nvidia, supported by its powerful Instinct MI300 chip series and success in securing major deals with cloud computing firms like OpenAI, along with management forecasts for data center unit revenue growth of over 35% in the coming few years. However, of particular interest is the progress AMD has made in quantum computing. Its collaboration with IBM has proven that the classical control systems required to operate complex quantum devices can be cheaper and more scalable than previously thought. Although the risks in this field are high, the potential return is enormous if expectations that quantum computing will reshape the industry by 2030 are met. Al-Saadi explains that the best personal strategy is a blend: a core investment in major AI giants to ensure current growth, while also allocating a small, risk-calculated amount to pure-play quantum computing companies to capitalize on the coming technological wave. In the context of competition and innovation, AMD has been making headlines recently by achieving significant progress in both AI and quantum computing. The companies that control the infrastructure, such as Nvidia in chips and Microsoft and Google in cloud services, are the safest places to invest in AI right now.
