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Exclusive News Are These 3 Under-the-Radar AI Stocks the Next Big Growth Stories?Author: Nathan Reiff. Article Published: 11/25/2025. 
Summary- The AI bubble has yet to burst, although recent declines by major companies such as NVIDIA may mean there's an opportunity for risk-tolerant investors to buy into the industry.
- Distinguishing among the smaller AI firms can be challenging, and each carries heightened risk due to its size and the turbulence facing the space.
- Still, WhiteFiber, AudioEye, and Red Violet stand out for their growth potential, despite these risks.
The close of 2025 has been a trying time for AI bulls, as more voices call the artificial intelligence boom a bubble. NVIDIA Corp. (NASDAQ: NVDA), a major bellwether for the AI industry, has seen its shares fall nearly 14% since late October. While risk-averse investors may view that pullback as confirmation that AI is too risky, others could see a buying opportunity. Beyond firms like NVIDIA — major players in hardware manufacturing, infrastructure, and data-center operations — a growing number of off-the-beaten-path AI companies are emerging. These smaller firms tend to be riskier due to their size (many are small- or micro-cap) and limited track records in a fast-moving field. Still, the three companies below may appeal to risk-tolerant investors looking to capitalize on volatility in the AI world. WhiteFiber: Expands Data Center Footprint While Managing LossesWhiteFiber Inc. (NASDAQ: WYFI) operates high-performance computing data-center infrastructure and manufactures graphics processing units (GPUs). The company's Montreal facility is projected to reach a full-quarter revenue run rate of roughly $1 million per month, which could be transformational for the young firm. Meanwhile, WhiteFiber's next data center, NC-1 in North Carolina, is on track for deployment in the first quarter of 2026 and has already received numerous proposals from strong counterparties. With third-quarter revenue topping $20 million — an increase of almost two-thirds year-over-year (YOY) — and a gross margin of 63%, there is reason for optimism. However, revenue fell short of some analysts' expectations, and rising general and administrative expenses widened operating losses to $14.5 million. Still, Wall Street sentiment is positive: the stock picked up two new "Outperform" ratings in the past month, meaning eight of 10 analysts rate WYFI a Buy. That implies significant upside — the consensus suggests roughly 108% — but the path is risky. AudioEye: Grows Recurring Revenue but Faces Customer VolatilityUnique in the AI space, AudioEye Inc. (NASDAQ: AEYE) leverages AI to provide digital accessibility services and help organizations comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act and related regulations. With operations expanding in both the United States and the European Union, AudioEye reported annual recurring revenue (ARR) of nearly $39 million for the latest quarter. Quarterly revenue was $10.2 million, and adjusted EBITDA reached a record $2.5 million. That said, AudioEye remains a small company — its market capitalization is just over $143 million — and a recent partner renegotiation led to the loss of 3,000 customers, reducing the base to about 123,000. That illustrates how sensitive the business can be to client changes. On the other hand, AudioEye is rapidly developing its platform and holds a meaningful position in the niche AI accessibility market. With limited analyst coverage (only four recent ratings, of which three are Buys), AudioEye could be underappreciated. It has a consensus price target of $22 — more than 90% above the current price. Red Violet: Delivers Record Revenue and Strong Client RetentionRed Violet Inc. (NASDAQ: RDVT) applies AI to enhance its financial-crime mitigation tools. It posted record revenue of more than $23 million in the third quarter, an adjusted gross margin of 84%, a solid EPS beat, and its best-ever free cash flow, giving the company notable forward momentum. The business is adding customers from both enterprise and public sectors, and gross retention is strong at roughly 96%. Much of Red Violet's business is tied to the real estate market, which exposes it to sector volatility; the end of the year may be a softer period for that reason. Still, all three analysts covering RDVT recommend a Buy, and the consensus estimate implies the stock could rise around 16%.
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