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Tejas Dessai

Tejas Dessai leads Global X’s Thematic Research efforts as Director of Research. Tejas joined Global X in 2022 as a Research Analyst, covering technology themes and products, with a focus on disruptive technologies including artificial intelligence, robotics, cybersecurity, social media, gaming, and digital advertising. His research has been extensively covered in the tech and financial press, including the Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg, The Washington Post, Business Insider, and Reuters. Prior to joining Global X, Tejas worked as an Associate for SSR LLC, an independent research provider, covering mega and large cap TMT equities, specifically focusing on disruptive technology and emerging trends. Tejas holds a BTech in Electronics and Communications Engineering from the National Institute of Technology Goa and earned his MEng in Industrial Engineering from North Carolina State University at Raleigh.

Why Defense Tech? Why SHLD?
Defense tech is entering a new phase of growth, driven by rising military budgets and accelerating modernization efforts of advanced and emerging economies. By Tejas Dessai
Three Themes Driving America’s Manufacturing Revival
Growing investments and policies targeted towards reshoring of manufacturing are likely to accelerate multiple structural shifts in the coming years. By Tejas Dessai
Why Multi-Theme Investing? Why GXDW?
The Global X Nasdaq Dorsey Wright ETF (GXDW) invests in top five themes with the highest relative strength in the market as determined by Nasdaq Dorsey Wright. By Tejas Dessai
AI Hinges on Rapid Electrification
The potential rapid growth in AI data center related power needs is likely to compel U.S. power companies to invest in power production and transmission. By Tejas Dessai
Robotics: Breakthroughs in Automation
AI advancements are driving rapid progress in robotics across industrial and service sectors, while humanoids may become the next major industry breakthrough. By Tejas Dessai