Shares of software stocks are trading higher as recent earnings from ServiceNow and SAP help assuage concerns over AI encroachment. Also, recent investor unease over AI-related capex spending by hyperscalers and steep valuations for semiconductor-related companies may be bolstering confidence in the software sector.

Shares of software companies are trading lower amid a rotation out of technology and AI-related stocks. Rising inflation concerns and elevated oil prices are fueling expectations for further Fed tightening, while elevated borrowing costs could weigh on demand, valuations and debt metrics.

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Adobe Stock Gains Ground Thursday: What's Happening?

Adobe Inc (NASDAQ:ADBE) shares are climbing Thursday as investors pull money out of debt-heavy AI names and put it into enterprise software.

Shares of enterprise software companies are trading higher amid an investor rotation from highly leveraged AI-exposed names into the legacy tech services sector. Fears of persistently high inflation and interest rates may increase the appeal of the industry's proven business models.

Reach Security Raises More Than $50M Series B to Stop AI-Powered Attacks by Autonomously Closing the Gaps They Target

Reach Security announced a $50M+ Series B funding round led by Top Tier Capital Partners to accelerate its AI-powered security defense platform. The company launched Reach Everywhere, which integrates security control insights across enterprise defense workflows. Reach's AI autonomously identifies and closes security gaps by analyzing live configurations of existing security tools, helping enterprises operate defenses at machine speed to counter AI-enabled attacks that now break into systems in as little as 27 seconds.