BlackRock anticipates that infrastructure and cybersecurity sectors will stand out in 2025. Jay Jacobs, head of U. S. thematic and active ETFs at BlackRock, identifies the rise of artificial intelligence as a significant driving force. "We are still in the early stages of AI adoption, " Jacobs mentioned on CNBC's "ETF Edge. " Jacobs notes that AI companies must expand their data centers, and investing in data protection is a wise strategy for the coming year. "As your data increases in value, investing more in cybersecurity is essential, " he explained. "We believe this will notably benefit the cybersecurity and software sectors, which are experiencing rapid revenue growth due to AI. " He also highlights the broader impact on essential infrastructure.
"People often overlook the physical components that support technology, such as power, data centers, real estate, and chips. These elements require energy, materials like copper, and real estate, " he remarked. "It's crucial to consider the physical infrastructure that supports technology. " Jacobs advises broadening investment focus beyond major tech corporations. "It's not just about the big tech names. Various semiconductor, data center, and software companies are also gaining from this trend, " he concluded.
BlackRock Foresees Growth in Infrastructure and Cybersecurity by 2025
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