Amundi has added to its thematic ETF range with its Global Memory Chips Ucits ETF and Global Data Center Ucits ETF.
The issuer points to some €17bn raised in 2025 and an equivalent amount in the first half of 2026 across its thematic suite, suggesting strong ongoing demand.
The new funds target growth opportunities from long term technological transformation, and come at at a time of strong growth in areas such as artificial intelligences with associated capex in infrastructure and components.
The Amundi Global Memory Chips Ucits ETF spots opportunities in unlocking the AI data bottleneck, with companies benefitting from demand for data storage, AI infrastructure and an ongoing supply/demand imbalance impacting memory chip pricing.
The Amundi Global Data Center Ucits ETF looks across the full data centre ecosystem, including power, cooling, networking and digital infrastructure.
Amundi added that it expects to growth its suite of thematic ETFs in coming months, as it sees opportunities to give investors exposure to long term trends reshaping economies.
Benoit Sorel, head of ETF & Index business line at Amundi, commented: “Thematic ETFs are increasingly used by both retail and institutional investors as a way to express specific long-term convictions with greater selectivity. These two new strategies are designed to provide targeted access to segments of the market that may drive the next wave of innovation. They are the latest addition to an ambitious roadmap for our thematic range, which we will continue to build out over the remainder of 2026.”
