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Stoxx® Global 1800 Technology Index STOXX® GLOBAL 1800 TECHNOLOGY INDEX Components1 Company Supersector Country Weight (%) Apple Inc. Technology United States 17.19 Microsoft Corp. Technology United States 16.23 FACEBOOK CLASS A Technology United States 6.57 ALPHABET CLASS C Technology United States 6.47 NVIDIA Corp. Technology United States 3.83 ASML HLDG Technology Netherlands 2.33 ADOBE Technology United States 2.25 Intel Corp. Technology United States 1.88 Salesforce.com Inc. Technology United States 1.84 BROADCOM Technology United States 1.56 Texas Instruments Inc. Technology United States 1.39 SHOPIFY A NYS Technology United States 1.35 SAP Technology Germany 1.27 Qualcomm Inc. Technology United States 1.25 Oracle Corp. Technology United States 1.16 International Business Machine Technology United States 1.06 Intuit Inc. Technology United States 1.03 Applied Materials Inc. Technology United States 1.00 SERVICENOW Technology United States 0.86 ADVANCED MICRO DEVICES Technology United States 0.84 Lam Research Corp. Technology United States 0.73 Micron Technology Inc. Technology United States 0.71 ZOOM VIDEO COMMUNICATIONS A Technology United States 0.63 SNAP 'A' Technology United States 0.60 Tokyo Electron Ltd. Technology Japan 0.59 Nidec Corp. Technology Japan 0.53 Autodesk Inc. Technology United States 0.51 Analog Devices Inc. Technology United States 0.50 TWILIO 'A' Technology United States 0.43 DOCUSIGN Technology United States 0.42 INFINEON TECHNOLOGIES Technology Germany 0.42 Murata Manufacturing Co. Ltd. Technology Japan 0.41 TWITTER Technology United States 0.40 Roper Technologies Inc. Technology United States 0.39 KLA Technology United States 0.39 CROWDSTRIKE HOLDINGS A Technology United States 0.38 Prosus Technology Netherlands 0.37 MARVELL TECHNOLOGY Technology United States 0.36 TE CONNECTIVITY LTD. Technology United States 0.35 WORKDAY CLASS Technology United States 0.35 MATCH GROUP Technology United States 0.34 SYNOPSYS Technology United States 0.34 Amphenol Corp. Cl A Technology United States 0.33 PINTEREST A Technology United States 0.33 Microchip Technology Inc. Technology United States 0.33 HP Inc. Technology United States 0.31 Cognizant Technology Solutions Technology United States 0.30 CADENCE DESIGN SYS. Technology United States 0.30 Fujitsu Ltd. Technology Japan 0.30 PALO ALTO NETWORKS Technology United States 0.29 ATLASSIAN 'A' Technology United States 0.29 PALANTIR TECHNOLOGIES A Technology United States 0.29 AMADEUS IT GROUP Technology Spain 0.28 DASSAULT SYSTEMS Technology France 0.27 Xilinx Inc. Technology United States 0.27 CONSTELLATION SOFTWARE Technology Canada 0.26 FORTINET Technology United States 0.26 CAP GEMINI Technology France 0.26 Corning Inc. Technology United States 0.25 OKTA CL.A Technology United States 0.24 FUJIFILM Holdings Corp. Technology Japan 0.24 EPAM SYSTEMS Technology United States 0.24 Ansys Inc. Technology United States 0.24 HEXAGON B Technology Sweden 0.24 SKYWORKS SLTN. Technology United States 0.23 HUBSPOT Technology United States 0.23 Maxim Integrated Products Inc. Technology United States 0.22 Canon Inc. Technology Japan 0.20 DOORDASH A Technology United States 0.20 DELL TECHNOLOGIES Technology United States 0.20 STMICROELECTRONICS Technology Italy 0.20 CDW Technology United States 0.20 1 Based on the last periodic review implementation STOXX® GLOBAL 1800 TECHNOLOGY INDEX Components1 Company Supersector Country Weight (%) Kyocera Corp. Technology Japan 0.20 MONGODB A Technology United States 0.19 RINGCENTRAL Technology United States 0.19 VeriSign Inc. Technology United States 0.19 CLOUDFLARE A Technology United States 0.18 SLACK TECHNOLOGIES A Technology United States 0.18 LOGITECH INTERNATIONAL Technology Switzerland 0.18 Western Digital Corp. Technology United States 0.18 SPLUNK Technology United States 0.17 GARTNER 'A' Technology United States 0.17 TERADYNE Technology United States 0.17 SEAGATE TECHNOLOGY HOLDINGS Technology United States 0.17 CGI 'A' Technology Canada 0.17 QORVO Technology United States 0.16 DATADOG A Technology United States 0.16 Hewlett Packard Enterprise Technology United States 0.16 Akamai Technologies Inc. Technology United States 0.15 Advantest Corp. Technology Japan 0.15 PAYCOM SOFTWARE Technology United States 0.15 LASERTEC Technology Japan 0.15 UNITY SOFTWARE Technology United States 0.15 TYLER TECHNOLOGIES Technology United States 0.15 COUPA SOFTWARE Technology United States 0.15 NetApp Inc. Technology United States 0.14 ZENDESK Technology United States 0.14 WIX COM Technology United States 0.14 SS&C TECHNOLOGIES HOLDING Technology United States 0.13 Omron Corp. Technology Japan 0.13 JUST EAT TAKEAWAY.COM NV Technology Netherlands 0.13 MONOLITHIC PWR.SYS. Technology United States 0.13 TDK Corp. Technology Japan 0.13 NortonLifeLock Technology United States 0.13 ENTEGRIS Technology United States 0.13 NUANCE COMMS. Technology United States 0.13 LEIDOS HOLDINGS Technology United States 0.12 ON SEMICON. Technology United States 0.12 ASM INTERNATIONAL Technology Netherlands 0.12 GODADDY CL.A Technology United States 0.12 XERO Technology Australia 0.12 Citrix Systems Inc. Technology United States 0.12 ZSCALER Technology United States 0.12 PTC INC Technology United States 0.12 Obic Co. Ltd. Technology Japan 0.11 NEC Corp. Technology Japan 0.11 OPEN TEXT (NAS) Technology Canada 0.11 Check Point Software Technolog Technology United States 0.11 Z HOLDINGS Technology Japan 0.11 AVALARA Technology United States 0.11 SNOWFLAKE A Technology United States 0.10 Nomura Research Institute Ltd. Technology Japan 0.10 VMWARE Technology United States 0.10 IAC/INTERACTIVECORP Technology United States 0.10 CERIDIAN HCM HOLDING Technology United States 0.10 FIVE9 Technology United States 0.10 BLACK KNIGHT Technology United States 0.10 F5 Networks Inc. Technology United States 0.09 RENESAS ELECTRONICS Technology Japan 0.09 TEMENOS Technology Switzerland 0.09 SAGE GRP Technology Great Britain 0.09 Amdocs Ltd. Technology United States 0.08 NTT Data Corp. Technology Japan 0.08 Cree Inc. Technology United States 0.08 RAKUTEN GROUP Technology Japan 0.08 ASPEN TECHNOLOGY Technology United States 0.08 Ricoh Co. Ltd. Technology Japan 0.07 CYBERAGENT Technology Japan 0.07 Rohm Co. Ltd. Technology Japan 0.07 AUTO TRADER GROUP Technology Great Britain 0.07 SINCH Technology Sweden 0.07 Trend Micro Inc. Technology Japan 0.06 Ibiden Co. Ltd. Technology Japan 0.06 1 Based on the last periodic review implementation STOXX® GLOBAL 1800 TECHNOLOGY INDEX Components1 Company Supersector Country Weight (%) Otsuka Corp. Technology Japan 0.06 ATOS Technology France 0.06 SCOUT24 Technology Germany 0.06 Taiyo Yuden Co. Ltd. Technology Japan 0.05 TIS INC. Technology Japan 0.05 TEAMVIEWER AG Technology Germany 0.05 Sumco Corp. Technology Japan 0.05 BE SEMICONDUCTOR Technology Netherlands 0.05 Seiko Epson Corp. Technology Japan 0.05 Brother Industries Ltd. Technology Japan 0.05 AVEVA GRP Technology Great Britain 0.05 DIALOG SEMICON Technology Germany 0.05 AMS AG Technology Switzerland 0.04 AAC TECHNOLOGIES HDG Technology Hong Kong 0.04 SOITEC Technology France 0.04 SIMCORP Technology Denmark 0.04 NETCOMPANY GROUP AS Technology Denmark 0.04 Hirose Electric Co. Ltd. Technology Japan 0.04 BECHTLE Technology Germany 0.04 FUTURE Technology Great Britain 0.04 SCREEN HOLDINGS Technology Japan 0.04 NORDIC SEMICONDUCTOR Technology Norway 0.04 AVAST PLC Technology Great Britain 0.04 BAYCURRENT CONSULTING Technology Japan 0.04 NEMETSCHEK Technology Germany 0.03 UNITED INTERNET Technology Germany 0.03 WISETECH GLOBAL Technology Australia 0.03 NEXTDC Technology Australia 0.03 ASM Pacific Technology Ltd. Technology Hong Kong 0.03 ALTEN Technology France 0.03 KAKAKU.COM Technology Japan 0.03 Sharp Corp. Technology Japan 0.03 SCHIBSTED GRUPPEN Technology Norway 0.03 KOEI TECMO HOLDINGS Technology Japan 0.03 ALTIUM Technology Australia 0.03 SOFTCAT Technology Great Britain 0.03 ITOCHU TECHNO-SOLUTIONS Technology Japan 0.03 Oracle Corp. Japan Technology Japan 0.02 SCSK Technology Japan 0.02 SOPRA STERIA GROUP Technology France 0.02 KONICA MINOLTA INC. Technology Japan 0.02 NET ONE SYSTEMS Technology Japan 0.02 TOKYO OHKA KOGYO Technology Japan 0.02 TECHNOPRO HOLDINGS Technology Japan 0.02 SOFTWAREONE HOLDING Technology Switzerland 0.02 NIHON UNISYS Technology Japan 0.02 ALPS ALPINE Technology Japan 0.02 INFOMART Technology Japan 0.02 JUSTSYSTEMS Technology Japan 0.01 1 Based on the last periodic review implementation.
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