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Shunned software shares rebound; Jim Cramer says AI infrastructure stocks could be next

Enterprise software shares once shunned on Wall Street have rebounded quickly on earnings, fuelling expectations that battered AI infrastructure stocks could be the next candidates for a turnaround. CNBC reported that Jim Cramer pointed to a sharp recovery in software this month while data centre-related shares slid. He cited ServiceNow’s recent results as a turning point for sentiment and said further declines can raise valuation appeal. He highlighted Vertiv as down about 40 percent from its May 14 peak.