
Under typical market conditions, the Thornburg American Opportunities Fund aims to allocate at least 80% of its investment pool—derived from its net assets and any capital borrowed for investment—to shares or other equity holdings in companies with strong economic ties to the United States.
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Artificial intelligence data centers are hitting a power problem that has little to do with computer chips, according to a new report from Thornburg Investment Management. Key Takeaways Average AI server rack density has nearly quadrupled since 2021, straining building power systems.