QTUM, launched in September 2018, reached over $4 billion in assets under management and received a 5-star Morningstar Rating as of March 31, 2026.
The ETF delivered a 354.76% cumulative total return since inception and 44.88% over the past year, reflecting strong risk-adjusted performance among US technology funds.
QTUM targets companies advancing quantum computing, AI, and enabling technologies, benefiting from growing investor demand for exposure to next-generation computing infrastructure and expanding institutional participation.
As quantum threatens to break encryption, how are this fund's own holdings preparing for the risk?
How does this ETF balance stable tech giants against the high-risk, pure-play startups shaping our future?
Is quantum tech's explosive growth the start of a revolution or the inflation of another tech bubble?
Beyond profits, what does the race for quantum supremacy mean for AI development and national security?
Is a 5-star rating a reliable guide, or just a reflection of a hot sector's past performance?