Bill Gates: Why Nvidia's CEO is WRONG

Bill Gates says Jensen Huang is WRONG about quantum computing.

He sees its arrival within 3-5 years – not the 15-30 years that Huang claims.

Yet that’s only possible with the development of the Oppenheimer Project.

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Quantum computing is a new type of computing that allows for massively faster calculations.

For AI, this means faster learning, smarter decision-making, and lower energy consumption – making AI more powerful.

It’s a technology that could revolutionize entire industries.

And Bill Gates thinks it’s closer than Nvidia’s CEO thinks.

As he said in a Yahoo Finance podcast…

“There is the possibility that he [Nvidia founder and CEO Jensen Huang] could be wrong. There is the possibility in the next three to five years that one of these techniques would get enough true logical Qubits to solve some very tough problems. And Microsoft is a competitor in that space.”

Unlike traditional computers that process bits as 0s or 1s…

Quantum computers use qubits – which can exist in both states at the same time.

This allows them to perform complex calculations at speeds that today’s most advanced supercomputers can’t match.

Tech giants like Microsoft, Google, and Nvidia are racing to build the first practical quantum machine.

Gates regularly reviews Microsoft’s quantum research. And he believes progress is accelerating faster than other experts think.

Microsoft has already announced plans to unveil “the world’s most powerful quantum computer” later this year.

Quantum computing and AI require an unprecedented amount of energy.

That’s why tech insiders are quietly investing billions in Oppenheimer Projects across the U.S.

Most investors don’t know the AI boom DEPENDS on this little-known breakthrough.

But the “smart money” does.

That’s why Sam Altman, Bill Gates, and Warren Buffett are making big bets.

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Yours in Wealth

Ian Wyatt