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AI Killing Software? Analyst Says ‘I Don’t See a Software Apocalypse’

Aug 14, 2026, 10:41 AMAnusuya Lahiri

Hyperscale AI spending is turning into real revenue. Dan Ives weighs in on MSFT, NVDA, and why software fears are overdone.

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