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Funds, stocks, and articles on Dividend Vision tagged "Data Center".

28 tickers carry the Data Center tag on Dividend Vision (12 ETFs, 12 Stocks, 4 REITs). The highest distribution rates are IRM (3.14%), DLR (2.83%), EQIX (2.16%). 2 articles cover the theme, most recently "Why AI Is Waiting Years for Grid Power—and the Dividend Stocks and ETFs Built to Benefit".

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28 tickers

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ETFs (12)

TickerIssuerNameDist. RateInception
SRVRPacerPacer Data & Infrastructure Real Estate ETF1.09%May 15, 2018
DTCRGlobal XGlobal X Data Center & Digital Infrastructure ETF0.88%Oct 27, 2020
IDGTiSharesiShares U.S. Digital Infrastructure and Real Estate ETF0.79%Jul 10, 2001
AIHYDefiance ETFsDefiance AI Hyperscale Leaders ETF—Jul 20, 2026
AISVistaSharesVistaShares Artificial Intelligence Supercycle® ETF—Dec 3, 2024
COOLVegaSharesVegaShares AI Thermal, Cooling & Power Management ETF—Aug 13, 2026
CRWXCorgi StrategiesCorgi CRWV 2x Daily ETF—Jul 6, 2026
HUMMHarbor Capital Advisors800VDC AI Datacenter Ecosystem ETF—Sep 16, 2026
IREDefiance ETFsDefiance Daily Target 2X Long IREN ETF—Oct 20, 2025
NECKXETFsxETFs AI Bottlenecks ETF—Sep 22, 2026
RACKVanEckVanEck Data Center Supply Chain ETF—Jun 1, 2026
TCAITortoise CapitalTortoise AI Infrastructure ETF—Aug 4, 2025

Stocks (12)

TickerIssuerNameDist. Rate
CCOI—Cogent Communications Holdings, Inc1.07%
AVGO—Broadcom Inc.0.81%
NVDA—NVIDIA Corporation0.47%
MU—Micron Technology, Inc.0.07%
SKHY—SK Hynix Inc.0.02%
AIB—BlockchAIn Digital Infrastructure, Inc—
AMD—Advanced Micro Devices, Inc.—
APLD—Applied Digital Corporation—
CRWV—CoreWeave, Inc.—
EROC—ERock, Inc.—
HUT—Hut 8 Corp.—
IOND—Ionic Digital Inc. Class A Common Stock—

REITs (4)

TickerIssuerNameDist. Rate
IRMIron MountainIron Mountain3.14%
DLRDigital RealtyDigital Realty2.83%
EQIXEquinixEquinix2.16%
BXDCBlackstoneBlackstone Digital Infrastructure Trust Inc.—

2 articles

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