AI is no longer just a story about mega caps like Nvidia and Microsoft. With global growth showing mixed signals, inflation still on the radar, and central banks adjusting course, investors are increasingly looking at earlier stage AI companies that are trying to build the next wave of machine learning, automation, and data intelligence. That is where an AI Small Caps screener can help, by filtering for focused businesses that many broad market tools might miss. In this article you will see 3 stocks from this screener that stand out for further research. Overview: Dicker Data is a Kurnell based distributor that connects global IT and AI vendors with corporate and commercial customers across Australia and New Zealand, supplying everything from cloud and cybersecurity to data center, IoT, networking, PC and device hardware, and related services. It also handles software licensing, configuration, logistics, and acts as an agent for telecommunications data and maintenance contracts. Operations: Dicker Data generates about A$2.6b in revenue, almost entirely from wholesale computer peripherals, with around A$2.2b from Australia and about A$398m from New Zealand. Market Cap: A$2.2b Dicker Data stands out in the AI Small Caps screener as a profitable, established distributor sitting at the junction between AI hardware, cybersecurity and cloud vendors, and the businesses that need these tools. Its P/E is below both the electronic industry and peer averages. Investors also need to consider that earnings and revenue are forecast to grow, supported by steady historic growth and a high forecast return on equity. At the same time, investors need to weigh a relatively thin profit margin, a high reliance on external debt and a dividend that is not fully covered by earnings, alongside recent governance changes as an independent director stepped down. The recent CrowdStrike partnership for AI driven cybersecurity across JAPAC