Leading the race to be the next Silicon valley in a tech that: ) has a market for a few (compared to the whole world using x86 chips and Google), ) has never

Leading the race to be the next Silicon valley in a tech that: ) has a market for a few (compared to the whole world using x86 chips and Google), ) has never done anything uniquely useful *) has never lived up to its hype From what i gather its probably going to be physics and biomedical simulations. But to say its going to be a gold rush for innovations in finance, cryptography, and AI is just blindly regurgitating a sales pitch. This is just not how the future has ever been built, so what makes it different this time? Or am i missing something here?