The capital is limited; claiming that a laboratory test bench is sufficient to validate large-scale portfolio optimization is lacking prudence. A system of 64 qubits on only 250 assets hardly reflects the complexity and liquidity constraints of a sovereign fund managing thousands of global assets. Relying on such data for portfolios with investment horizons spanning multiple generations would be an unjudicious use of resources. For example, the geographical diversification requirements of the China Investment Corporation (CIC) are much broader than what such a model can simulate, making its practical usefulness questionable for our mandates.