“SOUN's auto and IoT AI business grew 88% organically in Q1, as total revenues rose 52% to $44.2M.SoundHound signed a seven-figure Japanese auto deal and expanded in South America with an OEM.SOUN is adding Voice AI to Walmart's ONN TV brand, broadening its connected-device footprint.”
Quoted from article I saw. Sounds good to me!
I’ve been watching SOUN all year they’ve gone from ATH at 21$ in October to being all the way down to 6.50 currently. I think they are in a strong buying zone rn and have some serious upside potential. Just wanted to throw this out here to see peoples thoughts on it. (This is not financial advice and nobody should use this post to justify buying SOUN)
The company is not called Soundhound Chat AI Automotive please fix the top header to the correct name of the company
I know the partnership was announced to help expand SoundHound’s enterprise sales and customer reach, but has anyone seen any tangible results yet?
Have they helped close even a single enterprise deal or customer that has been publicly disclosed? Or is it still too early since enterprise sales cycles can take months?
I’m genuinely trying to understand what impact this partnership has had so far. If anyone has information or examples, I’d appreciate it.
Who’s buying more with this discount? How many shares you got? 💎🚀
Chill 🍻🍻🍻
Congratulations SoundHound AI on your first profitable quarter!🧨🎆🎇
Many people say SoundHound isn’t competing directly with OpenAI or Anthropic because those companies build foundation models while SoundHound builds enterprise voice solutions.
But what happens if OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, or Amazon decide to offer the entire stack from the LLM to speech recognition, voice orchestration, restaurant ordering, automotive integrations, and customer support?
Does SoundHound still have a durable competitive advantage?
Interested in hearing thoughtful responses from both bulls and bears.
I think people are underestimating the enterprise opportunity for SoundHound. Try figuring out Software from Microsoft, Salesforce, Zoho, and even many government agencies. They have become so complex that finding answers often means digging through documentation or waiting on hold for customer support. Many organizations simply don't have enough staff to handle the volume, so wait times can be 30 minutes, an hour, or even days for a callback. With SoundHound Agentic, the experience changes completely. Instead of waiting for an agent, the call is answered instantly then you ask a question in plain English and get an answer instantly 0 wait time no support tickets. "How do I reset permissions?" "Why didn't this workflow run?" "Show me overdue invoices." Agentic AI can explain it, guide you, or even complete the task if it's authorized. The real value isn't just answering questions it's replacing the need to wait for someone to answer them. Zero hold time. Instant help. 24/7. If SoundHound Agentic becomes the AI layer that sits on top of enterprise software and government systems, the potential revenue opportunity is on an entirely different scale than what investors are modeling today.
The shorts going extra hard at this stock and STILL failing to deliver on shares at the highest rate on record despite the stock being at 52-week lows… That tells me all I need to know.
SOUN has no debt and years of runway left, with dozens of multi-year, multimillion dollar contracts and patents set in stone. They’re also setup as a prime acquisition target, with bargain valuation and a substantial book of business.
Shorts are sweating bullets and I think it’s only a matter of time before they run for the exit doors. The data is showing that shorts are seriously feeling the heat. It’s looking very similar to the setup Wendy’s ($WEN) had before the big spike early this week.
Shorts r fukt, bring me my tendies 💎🙌
