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The article compares two technology ETFs: iShares Technology ETF (IYW) and State Street Technology ETF (XLK). Over the past five and ten years, both funds have similar total returns, with XLK slightly ahead in the short term and IYW in the long term. XLK has lower fees (0.08% vs. 0.37%), a higher dividend yield (0.41% vs. 0.09%), and larger assets ($131.1B vs. $27.2B). XLK excludes Alphabet and Meta Platforms, which are included in IYW.

The article is a roundup of recent moves in AI server and tech stocks within the iShares Dow Jones Technology Sector ETF (IYW) universe. It cites Super Micro Computer’s guidance and preliminary results driving large gains, alongside Dell and Hewlett Packard Enterprise rising on AI server read-through. It references Super Micro’s disclosed $60B order backlog and margin beat.

State Street Technology Select Sector SPDR ETF (XLK) and iShares U.S. Technology ETF (IYW) both track U.S. technology exposure but differ in cost and breadth. XLK charges a 0.08% expense ratio versus IYW’s 0.38%, and yields 0.37% versus 0.11% (trailing 12 months). XLK holds 73 stocks; IYW holds 139. Both reported similar 1-year returns (~49% vs ~48%).