Hey there. It is mostly the context of the question that is leading me to these answers.
Funds like HUTE and HUTL are, on the surface, solid funds. Much like a robertson screwdriver is a solid screwdriver.
However, if the screw you have is a phillips, the robertson doesn't get you very far.
Does this make any sense?
The context of your data center ETF question, I assumed, was that you are looking to benefit from the buildout of data centers and the expansion of power demand from utilities. So, trying to take advantage of outsized returns in the future from it. In THIS instance, HUTE and HUTL would be that screwdriver situation. Solid, but not right for the job.
Unless I missed the context of your question, of course. If I did, feel free to let me know with what purpose you were looking to own those two funds and I'll provide some comments!