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GTLB is down 17% YTD, but rising revenue, AI expansion, and strong partnerships hint at a longer-term upside.

While the market has returned to new highs, not every growth stock has rebounded at the same pace. Five stocks still down 20% or more from all-time highs that look attractive are Advanced Micro Devices (AMD -0.45%), GitLab (GTLB 2.73%), e.l.f.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping the software-as-as-service (SaaS) landscape, but five companies stand out as clear leaders: Palantir Technologies (PLTR 1.70%), GitLab (GTLB 2.73%), Salesforce (CRM 1.14%), ServiceNow (NOW 3.64%), and Adobe (ADBE 0.31%). Each is using AI in a different way, but all are seeing solid traction with their AI offerings.

GitLab is an up & comer in the DevOps solutions market. This article compares the younger Gitlab with industry leader Atlassian. Key Performance Indicators for each company were presented and compared. Gitlab has better quantitative and qualitative metrics.

GTLB benefits from DevSecOps momentum as new platform features and enterprise adoption fuel ongoing growth.

Brian Robbins is the CFO of GitLab, a DevSecOps (development, security, and operations) platform that supports software innovation. In this podcast, he joins Motley Fool CEO Tom Gardner and Chief Investment Officer Andy Cross, as well as Fool AI engineer Karl Thiel, for a conversation about:

GitLab offers a unique end-to-end DevSecOps platform, reducing costs and complexity for clients, and maintains a competitive edge over larger rivals like Microsoft. Despite a 25% YTD stock decline, GitLab shows impressive revenue growth, strong ARR/NRR metrics, and a rapidly expanding customer base, especially in subscriptions. While still unprofitable and operating in a high-risk, competitive industry, GitLab's OPEX efficiency is improving and profitability appears achievable with scale.

Agentic AI refers to models trained to use tools, access data, and take real-world actions—potentially redefining software through personalization and automation.

A new analyst note was the wind under the wings of GitLab (GTLB 3.85%) stock on Thursday. Shares of the software development and cybersecurity solutions provider ticked almost 4% higher on the day as a result.

A recent report from Bank of America Securities (BofA) highlights a significant, yet currently underestimated, medium-term surge in software spending driven by AI agents.