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Data center ETFs offer diversified exposure beyond single AI stocks
The Global X Data Center & Digital Infrastructure ETF has $2.12 billion in assets, a 0.89% dividend yield, and a 0.50% annual fee.
MarketBeat Ratings says investors looking to tap the data center and AI infrastructure boom can spread exposure through exchange traded funds rather than betting on individual companies, especially given that the industry is still evolving and could be shaped by shifting regulations, public sentiment, and new technology.
The Global X Data Center & Digital Infrastructure ETF, or DTCR, tracks an index of data center and digital infrastructure operators, with holdings spanning real estate and information technology sectors. More than half of DTCRs assets go to REITs, with additional exposure to semiconductor stocks and software names, and about three quarters of assets are invested in U.S. equities.
DTCR is also positioned for investors who want mostly domestic exposure with some international diversification, with holdings based in countries including China, Australia, and South Korea. The fund has a 0.89% dividend yield and charges an annual fee of 0.50%, and it has returned more than 30% in 2026, according to the outlet.
MarketBeat Ratings also highlights the Pacer Data & Infrastructure Real Estate ETF, SRVR, as another option within the data center ETF space, noting it as a diversified way to participate in the theme. The article provides SRVR pricing and its 52 week range, alongside dividend and fee related considerations in the broader comparison.