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Finvaulta tracks 3704 research reports on Information Technology, updated through September 1, 2026. Latest: “European Information Technology: Equity Preferences”.

Enterprise IT spending is undergoing a structural reallocation, as macroeconomic headwinds soften broad discretionary budgets—evidenced by the Overall IT Spending Index declining to 65.0—while capital is actively redirected toward production-stage AI deployments. This shift has created strong earnings visibility for full-stack hardware, PC and server refresh cycles, and semiconductor manufacturers in regions like Korea and Taiwan, even as labor-intensive IT services and legacy software face funding headwinds. Concurrently, aggressive hyperscaler infrastructure investments are supporting structural demand for inference and capacity scaling, though rising capex and depreciation charges are increasingly pressuring free cash flows, margins, and share buyback programs. In response, market participants are entering a price discovery phase, selectively taking profits in semiconductor supply-chain winners and rotating into defensive infrastructure segments like data center operators and consolidating security software platforms. Ultimately, the research narrative across the sector is pivoting from initial deployment enthusiasm toward the long-term durability of hyperscaler capex and tangible software monetization.

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European Information Technology: Equity Preferences

UBS·Sep 1, 2026

UBS Chief Investment Office retains an Attractive rating on the European Information Technology sector, driven by strong AI-related demand for semiconductor equipment and enterprise cloud migration. Top conviction ideas within the Most Preferred list include ASML, ASM International, and SAP.

Equity Strategy

J.P. Morgan·Sep 1, 2026

J.P. Morgan Equity Strategy remains bullish on global equities into year-end 2026, driven by resilient activity momentum, expanding earnings delivery across all regions, and light investor positioning. The team recommends Overweight allocations in Emerging Markets, Eurozone equities, and Cyclical sectors (Mining, Capital Goods, Semis), while holding Neutral views on the US, Japan, and UK.

Transformational Innovation Opportunities Artificial Intelligence

UBS·Jul 7, 2026

UBS maintains a strategic overweight in the semiconductor sector despite profit-taking. The firm views the supply-demand imbalance in the AI hardware ecosystem as a multi-year growth catalyst.

Why Tech Investors Are Reevaluating AI Investments

ING·Jul 7, 2026

Tech investors are reevaluating AI investments as heavy infrastructure spending threatens to lower EPS growth and reduce share buybacks. While long-term demand remains positive, uncertainty over future returns and rising depreciation is driving equity market volatility.

AI Boom Widens The Gap In Emerging Market Tech

UniCredit·Jun 22, 2026

Emerging market technology is experiencing a significant performance divergence between semiconductor-heavy markets like Taiwan and Korea, which are capturing AI-driven gains, and India's IT services sector, which is grappling with the uncertainty of AI's disruption to its outsourcing model.

IT Spending Survey

Goldman Sachs·Jun 17, 2026

The May 2026 IT Spending Survey reveals a slight moderation in overall IT budget intentions, even as AI momentum accelerates. Enterprises are increasingly prioritizing GenAI, often reallocating existing funds from software and services to support these initiatives.

2026 Global Technology Conference: What did we learn

Bank of America·Jun 8, 2026

The 2026 BofA Global Technology Conference highlighted robust, broadening AI demand across semiconductors, hardware, networking, and software. Investors are rotating funds into hardware and semis to capture immediate AI infrastructure growth, while software and internet companies focus on AI-led monetization and platform integration.

US Semiconductors BofA Global Tech Conference Preview

Bank of America·May 29, 2026

This report previews the BofA Global Tech Conference, forecasting that the AI data center TAM will grow to over $1.7 trillion by 2030. It highlights key debates in memory supply, analog recovery, and the durability of the AI capex cycle.

S&P ASX Indices Rebalancing Review and Flow Implications

Goldman Sachs·Sep 5, 2026

Asia-Pacific Weekly Kickstart

Goldman Sachs·Sep 5, 2026

Asia PMIs: August PMIs Signal Broadening Growth Across Asia

MUFG·Sep 4, 2026

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