Getty Images Many investors don’t want to focus on the tech industry’s usual suspects.A frequent complaint is that the runup by the FANG stocks appears overdone. Whether that’s true or not, investors still want to hold big tech names showing solid growth. As a result, there are all sorts of efforts to identify such companies, while steering clear of the usual U.S. suspects — Facebook FB, +0.91% , Amazon.com AMZN, +0.28% , Netflix NFLX, -1.58% and Google parent AlphabetGOOG, +0.02% GOOGL, +0.16% , plus Apple AAPL, +0.37% and MicrosoftMSFT, -0.08% . Dutch chip-making equipment provider ASML Holding ASML, -0.40%ASML, -0.14% and German software giant SAP SAP, +0.20% SAP, -0.45% just might fit the bill. They are pacesetters with room to run, according to Benjamin Segal, portfolio manager for the Neuberger Berman International Equity fund, which counts those two stocks among its largest holdings. “When you come to Europe, you’ve got essentially those two companies that are leaders in their industry,” he says, in discussing stocks on par with the FANG gang. “The rest of European technology is basically consulting firms.”via