3 Software Infrastructure Stocks Wall Street Is Quietly Accumulating

There’s a lot going on in the tech world: right now, last year, and the upcoming year. It doesn’t look like it’s going to stop. And with so much news, often even whole industries can feel like they go under the radar. And perhaps you might think about AI or computer hardware lately, but what about Software Infrastructure? It’s a vital part of the ecosystem that can generate significant profits, so it’s worth looking for worthwhile companies in the space to invest in.

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Yet which ones are worthwhile? That’s what our Zen Ratings system is for. Here are three A-rated stocks in the Software Infrastructure industry worth your consideration:

1. Teradata Corp (NYSE: TDC)

Recently upgraded to an A Zen Rating, TDC primarily works with cloud database and analytics software, and it has recently moved further into the AI space, hoping to take advantage of new technologies to push itself forward. While its share price has been mostly steady for the previous two months, this comes off a major spike that occurred in early November 2025 (see below).

Investors will want to investigate it as a potential value pick with strong financial foundations. They’ll similarly want to keep close watch on the AI market and how TSC adapts to it.

Netscout Systems, Inc (NASDAQ: NTCT)

Primarily a cybersecurity and business assurance company that primarily serves businesses, Netscout aims to be the company that keeps other companies running. And in an age where hacks are common, networks are complex, and businesses are more reliant on the internet than ever, that puts NTCT in a good position.

Currently, given its Component Grades, it is a possible value pick for many portfolios. There is also strong sentiment behind it, indicating that analysts, insiders, and other investors see value in it. 

2. Liveramp Holdings (NYSE: RAMP)

RAMP is an enterprise-focused technology company that primarily works with data connectivity and allows companies to better utilize the data they have collected. Recently expanding its marketplace and offerings to account for AI, investors will want to see how well these changes work for the company.

In terms of its component grades, the only thing that RAMP doesn’t have going for it is Momentum, which is justified given some recent share price woes. Otherwise, our AI algorithms notice trends that point to superior results, sentiment is strong from key investors about the stock, and it is otherwise above-average across the board.

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