
Adisyn (ASX: AI1) has surged into the ASX spotlight after breakthrough graphene chip technology, defence expansion, and strong institutional backing fuelled a massive share price rally, positioning the company as a highly speculative but fast-rising AI semiconductor play.

Megaport (ASX: MP1) shares surged over 35% after the company secured AI infrastructure contracts worth A$254 million through Latitude.sh, strengthening its position in the booming AI compute and cloud connectivity market.

Stakk (ASX: SKK) has surged, reporting record $5.52 million in March quarter revenue and 186% growth, driven by its Stakk IQ embedded finance platform. Expanding across Australian and U.S. banks, healthcare, and regulated industries, it secured major contracts, lifting ARR toward A$26 million.

DXN's share price surged from 2 cents to 14 cents in 2026 after winning major AI and telecommunications infrastructure contracts. The modular data centre specialist is expanding globally, with investors betting on strong growth from AI, cloud, and digital infrastructure markets.

Appen Limited (ASX: APX), founded in 1996 and listed since 2015, is an Australian AI data specialist providing dataset sourcing, annotation, and model evaluation. Operating the Global Services and New Markets segments, it serves major tech clients across multiple industries, leveraging a 1M+ global workforce that spans 180+ languages in 130 countries.

Unith (ASX: UNT) remains under pressure near yearly lows as weak momentum and cautious sentiment weigh on the AI microcap, despite progress in its real-time Streaming Avatars technology and improving financial trends. Traders remain focused on key support near A$0.0065 amid ongoing volatility.