Daily issuer holdings organized around AI power, robotics, semiconductors, nuclear, infrastructure, cybersecurity, space, and software. Missing flow or reference fields remain unavailable rather than estimated.
Flows unavailable. AUM growth appears only after two comparable issuer snapshots exist; no proxy flow is inferred from price.
Generation, fuel, transmission, and physical infrastructure behind expanding compute loads.
Power generation, electrical equipment, grid infrastructure, cooling, and semiconductor exposure tied to AI compute demand.
U.S. infrastructure, engineering, construction, industrial, and materials companies.
Large U.S. energy producers and energy-equipment businesses in the S&P 500.
Smart-grid, electric-network, storage, metering, and grid-infrastructure companies.
Uranium miners, developers, physical uranium, and businesses supporting the uranium industry.
Industrial automation, machine vision, autonomous systems, and enabling AI infrastructure.
Global companies involved in robotics, automation, autonomous vehicles, and artificial intelligence.
Broad AI and big-data exposure across infrastructure, semiconductors, software, and services.
Companies participating in AI, robotics, and automation across enablers, engagers, and enhancers.
Global companies across AI software, infrastructure, and services; formerly traded as IRBO.
Semiconductor funds with disclosed exposure to memory, high-bandwidth memory, and adjacent equipment.
Broad AI and big-data exposure across infrastructure, semiconductors, software, and services.
Equal-weighted exposure across U.S.-listed semiconductor companies.
U.S.-listed semiconductor designers, manufacturers, and equipment companies.
Semiconductor equipment and optical-connectivity exposure visible in issuer holdings files.
Equal-weighted exposure across U.S.-listed semiconductor companies.
U.S.-listed semiconductor designers, manufacturers, and equipment companies.
Broad robotics funds and embodied-AI enablers; holdings define the exposure, not the label alone.
Global companies involved in robotics, automation, autonomous vehicles, and artificial intelligence.
Companies participating in AI, robotics, and automation across enablers, engagers, and enhancers.
Global companies across AI software, infrastructure, and services; formerly traded as IRBO.
Chip designers, foundries, memory producers, equipment makers, and semiconductor infrastructure.
Equal-weighted exposure across U.S.-listed semiconductor companies.
U.S.-listed semiconductor designers, manufacturers, and equipment companies.
Uranium miners, nuclear operators, and energy producers connected to the AI power constraint.
Uranium miners, developers, physical uranium, and businesses supporting the uranium industry.
Transmission, electrification, generation, and infrastructure funds exposed to rising load demand.
Power generation, electrical equipment, grid infrastructure, cooling, and semiconductor exposure tied to AI compute demand.
U.S. infrastructure, engineering, construction, industrial, and materials companies.
Large U.S. energy producers and energy-equipment businesses in the S&P 500.
Smart-grid, electric-network, storage, metering, and grid-infrastructure companies.
Launch, satellites, aerospace, defense, and the industrial base that supports orbital systems.
Equal-weighted aerospace and defense exposure across large and smaller contractors.
U.S. aerospace and defense manufacturers and related industrial businesses.
Network, endpoint, identity, cloud-security, and security-software exposure.
Companies positioned around cybersecurity software, hardware, and services.
Companies classified as cybersecurity businesses by the fund's underlying index methodology.
Software, cloud infrastructure, data platforms, and digital-services exposure.
Broad AI and big-data exposure across infrastructure, semiconductors, software, and services.
Large U.S. information-technology companies in the S&P 500.
Global companies across AI software, infrastructure, and services; formerly traded as IRBO.
North American software plus selected interactive-media and services companies.
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