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(Fixes garble in lead) By Danilo Masoni MILAN, Feb 4 (Reuters) - A deep selloff in global software stocks entered a second day on Wednesday, reflecting growing concerns about how advances in artificial intelligence might impact these companies' livelihoods.

Beyond the “Magnificent Seven” names, Wall Street analysts see opportunities in software and specialized semiconductor plays.

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Melius Research's Ben Reitzes sees upside ahead for Nvidia, Broadcom and Microsoft as enthusiasm for makers of components that are in short supply winds down.

IT stocks crash: Indian IT stocks, including tech behemoths like Tata Consultancy Services, Infosys and Wipro, fell like ninepins in the early morning trade on Wednesday, February 4.

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"Existential concerns and momentum in other parts of the [tech] sector with a more visible path to monetizing AI — spilling into AI/Hyperscalers. Price action sets the (now cautious) narrative. AI itself faces question on adoption, leverage, circular financing, and overspending," he added.