SoundHound AI, Inc.

Key Points
Investing in the companies powering artificial intelligence (AI) models is a smart move.
AI hyperscalers are spending billions on data centers, but are also recouping some of that investment by renting out computing power.
Artificial intelligence (AI) investing remains a primary driver in the market, fueled by massive capital expenditures in data centers by AI hyperscalers. There are numerous AI stocks that investors can consider right now, and this list can serve as a starting point for further research on which AI stocks appear to be great buys.
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1. Nvidia
Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) has been a leader in AI investing since its inception, primarily due to its industry-leading graphics processing units (GPUs), which have been widely utilized to train and run AI models. The company projects monster growth for its GPUs over the next five years, as it expects data center capital expenditures to rise from $600 billion this year to $3 trillion to $4 trillion by 2030.
We'll see if this projection pans out, but there's still massive computing demand for AI, and Nvidia is the top provider in this segment.
2. Broadcom
Another company heavily involved in this sector is Broadcom (NASDAQ: AVGO). Broadcom has two major products being used in AI data centers: its connectivity switches and its custom AI accelerators. The biggest growth story for Broadcom is these custom AI accelerators, which are alternatives to Nvidia's GPUs that are designed in conjunction with the end user.
This could be a huge market for Broadcom, and makes me bullish on the stock.
3. Taiwan Semiconductor
Neither Nvidia nor Broadcom can produce chips themselves, so they outsource the fabrication work of their designs to Taiwan Semiconductor (NYSE: TSM). TSMC is the world's largest chip foundry and has established a reputation for continuous innovation and delivering best-in-class product yields.
It's slated to capitalize on the massive AI arms race spending, regardless of which companies are using computing devices, making it an excellent AI investment on the chip side of AI.
4. ASML
ASML (NASDAQ: ASML) is a key equipment supplier to chip foundries, such as Taiwan Semiconductor, as it holds a technological monopoly with its primary product: the extreme ultraviolet (EUV) lithography machine. This allows chip manufacturers to lay down microscopic electrical traces. Without ASML, none of the cutting-edge chip technology we know today would be possible.
With the stock down about 30% from its all-time high (at the time of this writing), it appears to be a tremendous opportunity to scoop up while it's on sale.
5. Alphabet
Moving to the AI hyperscaler side, Alphabet (NASDAQ: GOOG) (NASDAQ: GOOGL) looks like a strong investment. Although many assumed that Alphabet had fallen too far behind in the AI arms race to be a worthy competitor, it has emerged as one of the top players. Its generative AI model, Gemini, is one of the best available, and with Alphabet integrating it into its Google Search engine, it's easily one of the most used.
Alphabet still trades at a discount to its big tech peers despite its recent success, and that could be a prime opportunity to make a profit over the next five years.
6. Meta Platforms
Meta Platforms (NASDAQ: META), the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, is also heavily investing in AI. It's spent a ton of money hiring the best AI talent possible, and now it has reached a point where it's focusing that all-star lineup on various AI goals.
Time will tell whether this is a winning strategy, but Meta is giving itself the best chance to succeed by equipping itself with the brightest minds to lead its various AI initiatives.
7. Amazon
Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) may not be the first company you think of when you hear AI, but its cloud computing business, Amazon Web Services (AWS), is a huge part of the AI build-out trend. Most companies can't afford to build out a massive data center specifically for AI, so they rent it from a cloud computing provider like AWS.
AWS is a significant contributor to Amazon's profitability, generating 53% of Amazon's operating profits in Q2, despite accounting for only 18% of revenue. Cloud computing has a massive tailwind blowing in its favor, and investing in companies with this business is a genius idea.
8. Microsoft
AWS is the largest cloud computing provider, but Microsoft's (NASDAQ: MSFT) Azure is quickly gaining ground. Azure has grown rapidly over the past few years, with its Q4 FY 2025 growth rate (ending June 30) coming in at 39%. That's far quicker than AWS's 17% growth rate, making Microsoft an interesting stock to watch in this space.
9. SoundHound AI
SoundHound AI (NASDAQ: SOUN) is quite a bit smaller than nearly every company on this list, but it's growing at a rapid pace. SoundHound AI's technology combines AI with audio recognition, which can be used to automate millions of jobs. In Q2, its revenue grew at a jaw-dropping 217% year-over-year pace, providing an incredibly bullish outlook for the future.
Management believes they can deliver 50% organic growth for the foreseeable future, which would lead to an incredible stock performance.
10. The Trade Desk
Last on this list is The Trade Desk (NASDAQ: TTD), which has struggled lately. The stock is down over 60% from its all-time high because it's experiencing issues transitioning users from its old platform to its new AI-first platform, Kokai.
However, The Trade Desk is well-positioned to capitalize on the digital ad market. Once it gets the transition on track, it will become a leading competitor in a rapidly growing space.
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Below is Validea's guru fundamental report for SOUNDHOUND AI INC (SOUN). Of the 22 guru strategies we follow, SOUN rates highest using our Twin Momentum Investor model based on the published strategy of Dashan Huang. This momentum model looks for a combination of fundamental momentum and price momentum.
SOUNDHOUND AI INC (SOUN) is a mid-cap growth stock in the Computer Services industry. The rating using this strategy is 100% based on the firm’s underlying fundamentals and the stock’s valuation. A score of 80% or above typically indicates that the strategy has some interest in the stock and a score above 90% typically indicates strong interest.
The following table summarizes whether the stock meets each of this strategy's tests. Not all criteria in the below table receive equal weighting or are independent, but the table provides a brief overview of the strong and weak points of the security in the context of the strategy's criteria.
TWELVE MINUS ONE MOMENTUM:
PASS
Detailed Analysis of SOUNDHOUND AI INC
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Validea Detailed Fundamental Analysis - SOUN

Key Points
SoundHound AI is experiencing a surge in demand for its audio recognition technology.
SoundHound AI just set a company record for quarterly revenue.
The stock comes with a premium price tag.
SoundHound AI (NASDAQ: SOUN) is a popular AI pick because it's relatively small and doing remarkably well, which could translate to massive upside over the next few years. This is an attractive combination, and some are wondering if buying it today could set investors up for life.
This is a tall task for any stock, but with massive tailwinds surrounding AI and its buildout, is SoundHound AI a viable candidate? Let's find out.
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SoundHound AI's product is being rolled out worldwide
SoundHound AI does exactly what it sounds like: It combines AI technology with audio recognition. This isn't a new concept; digital assistants like Siri and Alexa have been available for years. The problem is that these models leave a lot to be desired in terms of performance, but SoundHound AI far exceeds them.
SoundHound AI's audio recognition technology incorporates generative AI and can potentially replace humans in various roles, such as taking drive-thru orders or assisting individuals with banking transactions over the phone. Another way SoundHound AI is gaining popularity is through its integration into automated digital assistants. While we haven't seen this rollout in the U.S. yet, it's becoming available in other parts of the world, such as Japan and Europe. Eventually, it will reach the U.S. and could continue to be a driving factor in SoundHound AI's revenue stream.
With SoundHound AI having the potential to disrupt a ton of industries by automating human interactions, the sky is the limit for SoundHound AI's stock. This has shown up in its revenue growth, as SoundHound AI delivered impressive quarters recently.
In Q2, SoundHound AI blew revenue expectations out of the water. It reported revenue growth of 217% to a company-record $42.7 million. This illustrates the small size of SoundHound AI's business, as well as its rapid growth rate. As we start to see more practical deployments of SoundHound AI's technology, this number could quickly expand, making it a must-own stock.
But has the market already priced in its success?
SoundHound AI isn't a cheap stock
SoundHound AI is a long way from profitability, which is understandable given its rapid growth and the importance of the industry it is targeting. As a result, the best way to value the business is by using the price-to-sales (P/S) ratio. At 38 times sales, SoundHound AI is an expensive stock.
Most software companies trade at a multiple of 10 to 20 times sales, so this represents a significant premium to pay. Then again, most companies aren't tripling their revenue year over year, so SoundHound AI's valuation makes more sense in that context. Management expects FY 2025's revenue to be $169 million, which would value the stock at 31 times full-year estimated sales. That's still expensive, but it aligns with some of the more premium-priced software stocks.
Essentially, the stock has priced in all of 2025's growth, but the question is, what comes next? CFO Nitesh Sharan had some commentary on that:
The numbers we're talking about this year will pale in comparison to the numbers we'll talk about for next year and the year after that. And we're certainly on that pathway. And I think historically, our growth organically of 50% plus, and now with other acquisitions going even double of that like that -- that's a pace that we anticipate for the foreseeable future.
A 50% growth rate for the foreseeable future is impressive and would certainly lead to a massive outperformer in the market. It also justifies SoundHound AI's current price tag. Still, this growth rate and price tag don't combine to create a stock that could set you up for life. It will likely be a successful investment if bought today, but there are still risks involved with the business. As a result, SoundHound AI makes for a smart addition to a portfolio, but with a proper weighting that adjusts for the risks of investing in a high-growth business.
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Can Buying SoundHound AI Stock Today Set You Up for Life?

C3.ai, Inc. AI reported a loss per share in the first quarter of fiscal 2026 (ended July 31, 2025), which was marginally narrower than the Zacks Consensus Estimate but wider than the year-ago quarter. Quarterly revenues missed the consensus mark and tumbled year over year.
The quarterly performance was hurt by declining contributions from the Subscription and Professional services business. Moreover, increased operating expenses and lower leverage from the top line pressured the bottom line during the quarter.
AI stock tumbled 11.8% during yesterday’s after-market trading session, following the earnings release. The investors’ sentiments are likely to have been hurt by a gloomy view of the second quarter’s revenues and expectations of a wider adjusted loss year over year.
AI’s Q1 Highlights
The company reported an adjusted loss per share of 37 cents, narrower than the Zacks Consensus Estimate of a loss per share of 38 cents by 2.6%. In the year-ago quarter, it reported an adjusted loss per share of five cents.
Revenues of $70.3 million missed the consensus mark of $91 million by 22.7% and tumbled 19.4% year over year. The reported revenues were within the company’s expected range of $70.2-$70.4 million, highlighted in the preliminary results reported in early August.
C3.ai, Inc. Price, Consensus and EPS Surprise
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Subscription revenues were $60.3 million, down year over year from $73.5 million, with Professional services revenues also down by 27.6% to $10 million.
Adjusted gross profit during the fiscal first quarter declined year over year to $36.3 million from $60.9 million, with the adjusted gross margin contracting 1,800 basis points (bps) to 52%.
AI’s Balance Sheet & Cash Flow
As of the fiscal first quarter, C3.ai had cash and cash equivalents of $80.9 million, down from $164.4 million at fiscal 2025-end.
Net cash used in operating activities was $33.5 million as of the first quarter of fiscal 2026, against net cash provided by operating activities of $8 million in the year-ago period. Free cash flow at the end of the quarter was negative at $34.3 million against $7.1 million at the year-ago quarter's end.
C3.ai Unveils Gloomy Q2 View
The company expects revenues in the second quarter of fiscal 2026 to be between $72 million and $80 million, down between 15% and 24% from $94.3 million reported in the year-ago quarter.
Adjusted loss from operations is expected to be between $49.5 million and $57.5 million, wider than $17.2 million reported a year ago.
AI’s Zacks Rank & Peer Releases
C3.ai currently carries a Zacks Rank #4 (Sell).
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BigBear.ai Holdings, Inc. BBAI reported mixed second-quarter 2025 results, with the bottom line beating the Zacks Consensus Estimate while the revenues missed the same. On a year-over-year basis, the bottom and top lines tumbled.
The quarterly performance was hurt by notable declines in demand volume on certain Army programs. Moreover, increases in research and development and restructuring expenses marred the bottom line of the company. BigBear.ai toned down its full-year revenue guidance to be between $125 million and $140 million from the previously expected range of $160-$180 million. Due to uncertainties surrounding certain Army programs, alongside an expected growth investment in the second half of 2025, BigBear.ai has yet to provide the revised adjusted EBITDA guidance, which was previously expected to be in negative single-digit millions.
SoundHound AI, Inc. SOUN posted record second-quarter 2025 results, outperforming Wall Street expectations on both the top and bottom lines. In its strongest quarter on record, SoundHound AI’s prior strategic investments — particularly its 2024 acquisitions — translated into tangible, high-impact results.
SoundHound AI, the voice Artificial Intelligence specialist, benefited from accelerating adoption across enterprise, automotive and restaurant verticals, as well as strong early traction for its agentic AI and Voice Commerce initiatives. Robust revenue growth, expanding deployments and improved cost synergies underscored management’s confidence, prompting an upward revision to full-year guidance.
IonQ, Inc. IONQ reported a net loss of 70 cents per share in the second quarter of 2025, significantly wider than the Zacks Consensus Estimate and above the year-ago period’s loss of 18 cents. Revenues topped the consensus mark and grew year over year by 81.8%.
During the quarter, IonQ significantly expanded its global footprint with important government and commercial partnerships and launched a world-first partnership with AstraZeneca, AWS and NVIDIA, delivering a 20x acceleration in drug development. For full-year 2025, IonQ now expects revenues in the $82-$100 million range, with third-quarter revenues expected to be within the $25-$29 million range.
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C3.ai's Stock Tumbles on Q1 Loss, Revenues & Margin Down Y/Y

SoundHound AI SOUN is currently trading at a forward 12-month price-to-sales (P/S) multiple of 26.1X. This valuation stands well above both its three-year median of 13.9X and its Zacks Computers - IT Services industry averages.
Over the past three years, the company’s trading range has fluctuated dramatically between 2.9X and 94.4X, underscoring both investor enthusiasm and volatility.
The current multiple reflects optimism around AI adoption, but also raises questions about sustainability, particularly given the company's ongoing losses on both GAAP and adjusted EBITDA bases.
SOUN’s P/S Ratio (Forward 12-Month) vs. Industry
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Share Price Performance of SoundHound
SoundHound’s recent trading action reflects both strong momentum and lingering volatility. The stock has rallied 34.6% in the past three months, sharply outperforming its industry’s 8.7% decline. At the current price of $12.74 (as of Sept. 3), shares sit nearly 195% above the 52-week low, yet remain 49% below the 52-week high. This positioning highlights investor confidence in growth prospects but also signals caution, given the premium valuation and the market’s tendency to reassess richly valued AI names.
SOUN Stock’s 3-Month Performance
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SOUN Stock’s Moving Average Trends
Based on its moving averages, the stock is trading comfortably above its 50-day and 200-day moving averages, as shown below, indicating bullish momentum. The 50-day moving average has been trending upward, confirming the near-term strength fueled by second-quarter 2025 earnings momentum and improved sentiment around AI stocks. The 200-day moving average, which reflects a longer-term perspective, has also started to slope upward, suggesting improving investor confidence after a volatile first half of the year.
That said, the stock’s premium valuation leaves it susceptible to sharp pullbacks if sentiment shifts or earnings disappoint.
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SOUN’s Earnings Momentum and Estimate Revisions
The recent earnings season highlighted SoundHound’s progress. In second-quarter 2025, the company delivered revenues of $42.7 million, up 217% year over year, exceeding analyst expectations. Non-GAAP loss per share narrowed to 3 cents from 4 cents in the prior year. GAAP results, however, were affected by a $31 million non-cash expense tied to acquisition-related contingent liabilities, widening the reported loss to $74.7 million.
Importantly, the Zacks Consensus Estimate for 2025 earnings has improved, with projected loss per share narrowing to 13 cents from 16 cents in the past month. Analysts also expect 95.6% sales growth in 2025, reflecting robust demand and a healthy pipeline. This positive revision trend signals growing confidence in SoundHound’s trajectory, but profitability remains elusive.
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Let’s analyze SOUN’s current strengths and risks to determine if the stock warrants an investment at this stage.
Post-Acquisition Integration and Synergies
A major catalyst for SoundHound’s turnaround has been its ability to successfully integrate acquisitions like Amelia and Synq3. By migrating these platforms to its in-house Polaris speech foundation model, SoundHound has improved accuracy by 35% and cut latency by 75%. This integration also eliminated reliance on costly third-party systems, creating millions in savings and improving gross margin scalability.
The synergy playbook is now repeatable. Previously declining businesses have been repositioned as growth engines, demonstrating management’s ability to execute complex integrations. These moves are also helping to accelerate new product cycles and broaden cross-selling opportunities, particularly in quick-service restaurants and enterprise accounts.
SoundHound’s Enterprise AI Momentum
SoundHound’s enterprise segment continues to expand across industries, including financial services, healthcare, and retail. In the second quarter, the company recorded its highest-ever number of monthly “go-lives,” underscoring improved implementation speeds. Renewals and upsells among top financial institutions highlight customer stickiness. Channel partnerships with firms like EXL and AVANT Communications further strengthen its go-to-market capabilities.
The adoption of Amelia 7, SoundHound’s agentic AI platform, is adding momentum, with 15 large enterprise customers migrating to this solution. The ability to toggle between fully autonomous workflows and deterministic functions is resonating with enterprises seeking efficiency and reliability.
Restaurant Vertical Expansion
The restaurant vertical is emerging as one of SoundHound’s strongest growth levers. In the second quarter, the company surpassed 14,000 active locations, adding more than 1,000 in the quarter. Wins with IHOP, Red Lobster, and Peter Piper Pizza, as well as expansions with Chipotle CMG and Firehouse Subs, highlight both new customer acquisition and deeper penetration of existing accounts.
Voice-enabled solutions, such as Smart Answering and Drive-Thru integrations, are differentiating SoundHound from its competitors. Partnerships with Samsung and Par Technologies are enhancing scalability, while early pilots in Voice Commerce are creating a path toward incremental monetization.
However, SoundHound’s push into quick-service restaurants faces stiff competition from Amazon AMZN and Alphabet GOOGL. Amazon leverages Alexa and AWS to provide a broad ecosystem of voice-enabled tools, which have already been tested across various smart devices and retail platforms. Google, with its Dialogflow and natural language expertise, offers strong automation solutions through Google Cloud. Both tech giants bring scale, brand recognition, and deep AI capabilities, making them powerful rivals that could limit SoundHound’s ability to dominate the QSR AI space.
Automotive Growth and Global Reach
Automotive remains a long-term revenue driver. SoundHound expanded its footprint with a major Chinese OEM, a deal expected to generate millions of unit shipments globally. The rollout of Chat AI, its generative solution, across three additional brands boosted revenue per vehicle. Global expansion is further supported by localized models, including Chinese, giving SoundHound an edge in international markets.
While tariffs could indirectly affect royalty-based automotive revenue, the company’s multi-pronged automotive suite—from embedded edge solutions to Voice Commerce—offers diversified revenue streams.
Challenges Weighing on Profitability
Despite revenue strength, margin pressures persist. GAAP gross margin declined to 39% in the second quarter due to acquired contracts carrying lower initial margins. Non-GAAP gross margin improved sequentially to 58%, suggesting integration benefits are materializing, but the transition phase remains a drag.
Operating expenses are another headwind. R&D rose 64% year over year, sales and marketing jumped 180%, and G&A increased 91%. While these investments are necessary for scaling, they keep adjusted EBITDA negative, with the second quarter showing a $14.3 million loss.
Management also noted lumpiness in deal timing, which could introduce quarterly volatility. Large enterprise and OEM contracts are inherently unpredictable, and the third quarter may show seasonality before a stronger fourth-quarter ramp.
Balance Sheet and Outlook
SoundHound ended the second quarter with $230 million in cash and no debt. This liquidity provides flexibility to invest in growth and absorb operating losses while moving toward its target of adjusted EBITDA profitability by late 2025. The company raised its 2025 revenue outlook to $160–$178 million, reflecting confidence in its pipeline.
For investors, this financial cushion reduces near-term solvency risk but does not offset the execution challenge of sustaining growth while managing expenses.
Conclusion
At a P/S multiple of 26.1X, SoundHound trades at a steep premium to peers and its historical median. While the company is delivering record growth, expanding across verticals, and executing acquisitions, profitability remains elusive, and operating expenses are climbing. The positive trend in earnings revisions and raised revenue guidance reflects strong momentum, but risks tied to volatility, tariffs, and deal lumpiness justify caution.
With a Zacks Rank #3 (Hold), SoundHound appears best suited for investors already in the stock who are willing to ride the long-term AI adoption wave. New investors may find the current valuation stretched relative to near-term fundamentals, suggesting a wait-and-watch approach until clearer signs of sustained profitability emerge. You can see the complete list of today’s Zacks #1 Rank (Strong Buy) stocks here.
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Is SoundHound Stock a Buy, Sell or Hold at a P/E Multiple of 26.1X?

Below is Validea's guru fundamental report for SOUNDHOUND AI INC (SOUN). Of the 22 guru strategies we follow, SOUN rates highest using our Twin Momentum Investor model based on the published strategy of Dashan Huang. This momentum model looks for a combination of fundamental momentum and price momentum.
SOUNDHOUND AI INC (SOUN) is a small-cap growth stock in the Computer Services industry. The rating using this strategy is 94% based on the firm’s underlying fundamentals and the stock’s valuation. A score of 80% or above typically indicates that the strategy has some interest in the stock and a score above 90% typically indicates strong interest.
The following table summarizes whether the stock meets each of this strategy's tests. Not all criteria in the below table receive equal weighting or are independent, but the table provides a brief overview of the strong and weak points of the security in the context of the strategy's criteria.
TWELVE MINUS ONE MOMENTUM:
PASS
Detailed Analysis of SOUNDHOUND AI INC
More Information on Dashan Huang
About Dashan Huang: Dashan Huang is an Assistant Professor of Finance at the Lee Kong Chian School of Business at Singapore Management University. His paper "Twin Momentum" looked at combining traditional price momentum with improving fundamentals to generate market outperformance. In the paper, he identified seven fundamental variables (earnings, return on equity, return on assets, accrual operating profitability to equity, cash operating profitability to assets, gross profit to assets and net payout ratio) that he combined into a single fundamental momentum measure. He showed that stocks in the top 20% of the universe according to that measure outperformed the market going forward. When he combined that measure with price momentum, he was able to double its outperformance.
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Key Points
SoundHound AI has a relatively small $5 billion market cap.
Growth rates are impressive, but competition is heavy.
There's no doubt about it: Artificial intelligence (AI) will be the biggest growth opportunity this decade. And while there are many AI stocks to choose from, the most promising businesses already have a ton of investor attention.
There is one $12 stock, however, that few AI investors seem to be monitoring. The growth potential is sizable, but there is one crucial risk factor to be aware of before jumping in.
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Nvidia was a big fan of this AI stock
SoundHound AI (NASDAQ: SOUN) captured Wall Street's imagination in 2023 when Nvidia disclosed a $3.7 million investment. At the time, Nvidia was making a variety of small investments across a portfolio of AI businesses that it believed could further accelerate the AI space.
The company ultimately formed formal partnerships with many of these businesses. It worked with SoundHound, for instance, on an in-vehicle artificial intelligence (AI) platform, combining Nvidia's expertise in GPUs and software architecture with SoundHound's voice assistant technologies. The result was an in-vehicle experience that allowed drivers to chat and interact with their vehicles like never before.
The GPU maker ended up selling its SoundHound stake at a healthy profit in 2024. But its star power helped the company's stock price skyrocket from $5 to $25 over its holding period of roughly one year.
Since Nvidia exited its stake, SoundHound's stock price has slid back to around $12. However, that's still much higher than the company's valuation when Nvidia first got involved.
With the stock now trading 50% below its peak, is it time to take another look at this former AI darling? Although Nvidia is no longer directly financially invested, its involvement brought SoundHound into the limelight, adding crucial validation for a relatively small business. Could it become the next big thing in AI?
AI that you can talk to
SoundHound's business deals strictly with applying AI technology to sounds. The company has already worked with several major automakers on in-vehicle chat assistants.
It has also worked with nationwide fast-food chains on automated drive-thrus, and with countless other companies to develop AI chatbots that answer customer-service lines. Anywhere the voice of a human can potentially be replaced with the voice of an AI agent, SoundHound is working to make that possible.
This market segment within the broader AI industry is still quite sizable. Some estimates call for the global sound-AI market to grow from around $2 billion in 2024 to more than $47 billion by 2034, an annual growth rate of more than 30%.
Take a look at SoundHound's growth and you'll quickly appreciate how well the company is taking advantage of this underlying opportunity. In 2023, it increased sales by 47% year over year. In 2024, that jumped to 85%.
This year, analysts expect sales to grow by 96% -- though it should be noted that 2026 is expected to yield a mild sales jump of just 29%.
Shares trade at a lofty price-to-sales ratio of 36.3, but the market clearly understands that SoundHound could maintain elevated growth for years, if not decades. The issue won't be underlying market growth but competition.
Nearly every major tech company is developing its own form of voice AI technology, and it's uncertain whether SoundHound's $90 million annual research and development budget can sustain itself over time. It's simply not clear if the company has a reliable competitive advantage over better-financed peers.
Could SoundHound become the next big thing in AI? Absolutely. But the success of the business will hinge on its ability to compete over the long term, not on the available opportunity.
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This $12 AI Stock Could Become the Next Big Thing in Artificial Intelligence

Artificial intelligence ("AI") stocks have been on a roller coaster in 2025, with investors weighing huge growth opportunities against volatile financial performance. Two of the more widely followed small-cap names in this space—SoundHound AI SOUN and BigBear.ai BBAI—are capturing attention for very different reasons. SoundHound has emerged as a leader in voice-enabled AI for enterprises, restaurants, and automakers, while BigBear.ai has positioned itself as a national security-focused AI solutions provider for government and critical infrastructure. The common thread between them is that both companies are striving to leverage differentiated AI platforms in high-stakes industries with large addressable markets.
Both companies gained attention amid the AI stock boom, and each just reported its second-quarter 2025 earnings, making now an ideal time to compare their prospects. They share the common theme of leveraging AI to transform traditional sectors, and each has touted significant opportunities ahead. However, their recent results and trajectories differ markedly, raising the question: which stock offers more upside from here?
Let's dive deep and closely compare the fundamentals of the two stocks to determine which one is a better investment now.
The Case for SoundHound Stock
SoundHound AI has positioned itself as a leader in voice-enabled AI, and its technology is gaining real traction across industries. The company’s core platform allows businesses to add conversational voice assistants to their products – from automotive infotainment systems to restaurant drive-thru kiosks and banking apps. This focus translated into explosive top-line growth.
SoundHound’s second-quarter 2025 performance was nothing short of stellar, with revenues surging 217% year over year to roughly $42.7 million, handily surpassing consensus expectations. Growth was fueled by rapid expansion in the quick-service restaurant ("QSR") vertical, where SoundHound has rolled out AI-enabled ordering to more than 14,000 restaurant locations, adding customers like IHOP and Red Lobster while deepening ties with Chipotle and MOD Pizza. This restaurant adoption positions SoundHound as an early leader in automating voice-based transactions at scale—a potentially massive market given the labor shortage in the sector. Thanks to these outstanding results, management raised its 2025 revenue outlook to $160–$178 million, nearly doubling the $84.7 million achieved in 2024. Such rapid growth reflects robust demand for SoundHound’s voice AI solutions and has instilled confidence in its trajectory. (read more: SoundHound Q2 Earnings Beat as AI Demand Fuels 217% Sales Growth).
Beyond restaurants, the company is leveraging its proprietary Polaris foundation model and Amelia 7 agentic AI platform to enhance cross-vertical adoption. These tools are showing traction in automotive and retail partnerships, particularly as Voice Commerce gains momentum. The model envisions a seamless ecosystem where consumer interactions in cars or stores naturally flow into merchant transactions—creating recurring monetization opportunities (read more: SoundHound Stock Soars 49% Since Q2 Earnings: Should You Still Buy?).
Despite its strong technology and sales momentum, SoundHound is still an emerging tech firm with ongoing challenges. Like many young AI companies, it remains unprofitable and continues to burn cash as it scales. It also faces formidable competition from tech giants, including Amazon’s AMZN Alexa, Alphabet’s GOOGL Google Assistant, and Apple’s Siri, all of which invest heavily in voice AI, potentially pressuring independent players.
The Case for BigBear.ai Stock
BigBear.ai is a smaller company, but one that has carved out a notable presence in AI for government and enterprise. It describes itself as a pure-play AI provider with core expertise in “decision intelligence” – essentially using AI and machine learning to help organizations make better decisions with their data. BigBear’s solutions are applied in critical areas like defense, intelligence, cybersecurity, logistics and supply chain management, usually through U.S. government or military contracts. This niche focus led to significant contract wins and a swelling pipeline of future work.
The company’s second-quarter 2025 results revealed both the promise of its mission-critical defense analytics role and the hurdles of scaling profitably. Revenues fell year over year to around $39.8 million, missing expectations and underscoring execution headwinds (read more: BBAI Stock Tumbles on Q2 Loss, Revenues Decline Y/Y, '25 View Down).
On the positive side, BigBear.ai’s positioning within national security remains a unique moat. The company provides AI-enabled solutions for defense readiness, logistics, and intelligence analysis—areas likely to benefit from long-term government and Department of Defense funding. Its proprietary platforms, such as veriScan for identity verification and ConductorOS for operational analytics, provide differentiation in specialized use cases where few commercial players compete.
However, BigBear.ai’s growth remains uneven, with heavy reliance on government contracts and budgets causing lumpy revenues. Despite promising long-term prospects, near-term performance is weak, with losses mounting. Management flagged delays in Army platform transitions and withdrew 2025 adjusted EBITDA guidance, citing softer revenues and higher investments that could pressure results until new awards come through (read more: BigBear.ai Stock Down 21% Since Q2 Earnings: Should You Buy the Dip?).
Share Price Performance: SoundHound Vs BigBear.ai
SoundHound’s stock soared a staggering 836% in 2024 amid rapid revenue growth, and BigBear.ai likewise surged almost 108%. This explosive upside, however, has been followed by extreme volatility.
Over the past month, SoundHound shares have gained 11.8%, performing much better than BigBear.ai. BBAI stock has plunged 23.1% during the same time frame. SoundHound's share price performance for the past month reflects strong upward momentum, outperforming in its sector.
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Valuation of SOUN & BBAI Stocks
After its spectacular run last year, SoundHound’s valuation became quite rich, higher than that of its industry. Even after pulling back, the stock trades around a 25.91X forward 12-month price-to-sales (P/S) ratio – a steep multiple for a firm still posting losses.
The good news is that the company raised 2025 revenue guidance to $160–$178 million, with an aim for adjusted EBITDA profitability by year-end. So rapid growth could help boost this valuation over time.
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BBAI is trading at 12.93X, lower than the industry’s 17.4X and below SoundHound’s hefty multiple. BigBear’s cheaper sales multiple alone isn’t enough to deem it a bargain, given its slow growth and ongoing challenges.
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Earnings Estimates Trend & Growth Rate for SOUN and BBAI Stocks
Analysts are growing increasingly optimistic about SOUN’s earnings potential. Over the past 30 days, the Zacks Consensus Estimate for SOUN’s 2025 loss per share has narrowed to 13 cents per share from 16 cents, reflecting a positive shift in sentiment.
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The Zacks Consensus Estimate for 2025 loss per share is pegged at $1.10, which has widened from 41 cents in the past 30 days.
The contrast in growth rates is notable — for 2025, the analysts expect BigBear’s revenues to decline 16.2% to $132.5 million, whereas SoundHound is aiming to roughly double its revenue this year to $165.6 million (up 95.6%). This slower growth trajectory, coupled with ongoing losses, makes investors cautious in the short term for BBAI stock.
Conclusion
After weighing both companies, SoundHound AI appears to have the clearer edge in upside potential heading into 2025. The fundamental differences are striking – SoundHound is delivering rapid revenue growth and expanding into new deals across industries, and it benefits from a strong balance sheet and improving earnings outlook. By contrast, BigBear.ai is growing much more slowly (even shrinking in the near term) and is grappling with larger immediate losses and external uncertainties. While BigBear’s low relative valuation, big-name partnerships, and hefty backlog show promise for the long run, those factors may take longer to translate into stock gains, given the execution risks. The current Zacks Ranks underscore this divergence: SoundHound carries a Rank #3 (Hold), whereas BigBear.ai sits at Rank #4 (Sell).
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SoundHound vs. BigBear.ai: Which AI Stock Has More Upside Now?

SoundHound AI, Inc. SOUN delivered a record-setting second-quarter 2025, with revenue surging 217% year over year to $42.7 million. While growth was broad-based, the restaurant vertical emerged as a standout, underscoring the company’s ambition to dominate the quick-service restaurant (QSR) landscape.
SoundHound expanded its footprint to over 14,000 restaurant locations, adding major names like IHOP, Red Lobster, and Peter Piper Pizza, while deepening relationships with existing customers such as Chipotle, MOD Pizza, and Firehouse Subs. The company also launched strategic partnerships with Acrelec and Par Technologies, aiming to accelerate AI adoption across global QSR chains. These moves position SoundHound as a leading provider of voice-enabled ordering, customer support, and drive-thru automation solutions.
Management emphasized the traction of its Amelia 7 agentic AI platform and its proprietary Polaris foundation model, which are boosting renewals and upsells. Importantly, Voice Commerce is gaining momentum, promising to link QSRs with automakers and merchants in a seamless ecosystem that could drive future monetization.
Yet challenges remain. SoundHound faces intense competition from both established tech giants and niche AI players. Profitability is still on the horizon, with the second quarter showing a non-GAAP net loss of $11.9 million. Execution risk in scaling restaurant deployments and managing hardware partnerships could also slow momentum.
Still, with strong customer wins, a growing QSR presence, and a differentiated technology stack, SoundHound is carving out a compelling growth story in restaurant AI.
SoundHound’s Competitors in the Restaurant AI Race
As SoundHound deepens its presence in quick-service restaurants, it faces formidable competition from Amazon AMZN and Alphabet’s Google GOOGL. These tech giants bring unmatched scale, brand recognition, and AI capabilities that make them significant rivals.
Amazon, through Alexa and AWS, has long been a leader in voice-enabled technologies. Alexa’s integrations into smart devices, retail platforms, and experimental restaurant applications give Amazon a strong foothold. For QSR operators seeking established ecosystems and cloud infrastructure, Amazon remains a powerful competitor to SoundHound.
Google has equally strong credentials in conversational AI, particularly with its Dialogflow platform. Google’s natural language processing expertise and cloud dominance make it a key player in restaurant automation. QSR brands leveraging Google Cloud often tap into Dialogflow for customer interactions, creating direct overlap with SoundHound’s offerings.
Together, Amazon and Google represent deep-pocketed competitors that could pressure SoundHound’s ability to secure long-term dominance in QSR AI.
SOUN’s Price Performance, Valuation and Estimates
SoundHound’s shares have gained 28.3% in the past three months, against the Zacks Computers - IT Services industry’s 8.8% decline.
SOUN Price Performance
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In terms of its forward 12-month price-to-sales ratio, SOUN is trading at 25.35, up from the industry’s 17.21.
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Over the past 30 days, the Zacks Consensus Estimate for SOUN’s 2025 loss per share has narrowed to 13 cents from 16 cents. The estimated figure indicates an improvement from the year-ago loss of $1.04 per share.
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Restaurant AI Wins Accelerate: Can SoundHound Dominate QSRs?

Key Points
SoundHound AI stock is generating blistering revenue growth right now, as some of the world's biggest brands adopt its conversational artificial intelligence software.
Nvidia used to be a SoundHound shareholder, but the chip giant sold its entire stake towards the end of 2024.
SoundHound stock is soaring right now, but that doesn't mean Nvidia made the wrong move.
Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) has become the world's largest company on the back of surging demand for its data center chips, which are the gold standard for developing artificial intelligence (AI) models. The chip giant occasionally puts its vast financial resources to work by investing in other AI companies, and SoundHound AI (NASDAQ: SOUN) was one of them.
SoundHound is a specialist in conversational AI technologies, and its customers include some of the world's biggest brands. Nvidia first revealed its stake in the company in a 13-F filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission in February 2024, but the chipmaker had sold its entire position by December.
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SoundHound's revenue tripled during its most recent quarter, and its stock is up by a whopping 40% in the past month alone. Did Nvidia make a mistake by dumping its position? Read on for the surprising answer.
A leader in conversational AI
SoundHound's conversational AI applications are popular in a variety of industries, but they are experiencing particularly high demand in quick-service restaurant chains and with automotive brands that want to include a powerful AI assistant in their new vehicles.
In the restaurant space, SoundHound's Voice AI technology can accept customer orders autonomously in-store, over the phone, and in the drive-thru. It can also answer queries from employees, whether they need help making menu items or need clarity on a particular store policy. Chains like Chipotle, Krispy Kreme, and Papa John's are just a few of SoundHound's customers.
In the automotive industry, companies like Hyundai and Stellantis (Chrysler, Jeep, and Dodge) are using SoundHound's Chat AI software in their latest vehicles. It can give drivers information about the weather, stocks, and everything in between with a simple voice command, and manufacturers can customize its personality to suit their brand.
Last August, SoundHound acquired another conversational AI specialist called Amelia. The joint companies recently launched a new platform called Amelia 7, which allows businesses to create custom AI agents that can assist customers with their inquiries or even help employees troubleshoot technical issues. Of course, these agents can be controlled entirely with voice commands.
SoundHound's revenue is absolutely skyrocketing
SoundHound generated a record $42.6 million in total revenue during the second quarter of 2025 (ended June 30), which was a blistering 217% increase from the year-ago period.
The strong result gave management the confidence to increase its full-year revenue guidance for 2025 from $167 million to $169 million (at the midpoint of the forecast range), which would be a 99% increase compared to 2024. That would mark an acceleration from the 85% growth SoundHound generated last year, highlighting the significant momentum in its business.
But that growth is coming at a significant cost, because SoundHound continues to burn truckloads of cash. It lost $74.7 million on a generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP) basis during the second quarter, which was twice as much as it lost in the year-ago period.
SoundHound did suffer a one-off, $31 million hit to its bottom line from a liability associated with one of its acquisitions during the quarter, but even after stripping it out -- along with every other one-off and non-cash expense -- the company still lost $11.8 million.
SoundHound has a solid balance sheet with $230 million in cash on hand and no debt, so it can sustain losses of that size for the foreseeable future. However, the company will eventually have to prioritize profitability, or else it might need to raise capital, which could dilute existing shareholders. Cost cuts would almost certainly dent SoundHound's revenue growth, which is something for investors to keep in mind.
Here's why Nvidia didn't make a mistake by selling SoundHound stock
Nvidia never told investors why it sold SoundHound stock, but if I had to speculate, I think its valuation likely had something to do with the decision. Its price-to-sales (P/S) ratio is trading at an eye-popping level of 48.6, which is more than a 50% premium to Nvidia's P/S ratio of 29.9.
It was even more expensive when Nvidia sold it toward the end of 2024, because its P/S ratio was hovering near 100.
SoundHound will quickly grow into its current valuation if its revenue continues to increase at such a blistering pace, but the financial results of companies in the early stages of commercialization are notoriously unpredictable, so there's no guarantee it will. Moreover, Nvidia is one of the highest quality companies in the world with a track record of success that spans decades, a rock-solid balance sheet, and surging profits, so I don't think SoundHound deserves to trade at a premium to the chip giant.
Nvidia held 1.73 million SoundHound shares, which would've been worth around $27.7 million at the current price of $16. Given the chip giant's market cap of $4.4 trillion, a total loss would've been a mere rounding error. However, holding a stock with such a steep valuation opens the door to substantial downside if the underlying company falters, so I don't think Nvidia made a mistake by closing its position.
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