Datavault AI Inc. (Nasdaq: DVLT), a leader in AI-driven data and acoustic sciences, announced that EOS Technology Holdings Inc., an entity affiliated with CEO Nathaniel Bradley, has converted $3.2 million of a convertible promissory note into 10 million shares of the company’s common stock. This transaction marks a significant vote of confidence in Datavault AI’s intellectual property and strategic direction. Bradley, who serves as CEO of Datavault AI and sole director of EOS, emphasized the company’s leadership in developing foundational technologies for secure data management and high-definition audio transmission. He highlighted the company’s robust patent portfolio—now exceeding 72 patents—as a key driver of innovation and future revenue. Core technologies include WiSA®, ADIO®, and Sumerian®, which provide patented solutions for spatial and multichannel wireless HD audio, including inaudible tones for asset tracking, synchronization, and interference cancellation. These innovations are shaping global standards for immersive audio in consumer electronics, entertainment, and live events. On the data science front, Datavault AI’s patents cover secure digital asset frameworks, AI-powered data vaults, machine learning classifiers, and systems for managing user-generated records. Notably, the company holds pioneering patents in carbon credit digitization, enabling scalable platforms for creating, trading, and monetizing environmental assets. Additional innovations include secure sandboxed generative AI models, user data management systems, and AI-driven litigation support tools. Bradley pointed to recent licensing success, including a multimillion-dollar agreement with Nyiax for ADIO technology, as evidence of the company’s ability to generate revenue through intellectual property. He projected 2026 revenue between $40 million and $50 million, driven by growing demand in fintech, biotech, energy, healthcare, and sustainability markets. The Elements Exchange platform, a cornerstone of the company’s strategy, enables the digital representation and trading of carbon credits, precious metals, rare earth elements, and energy assets on a secure, AI-powered infrastructure. This supports transparent, efficient markets aligned with global sustainability goals. Another key initiative is VerifyU, a credential and identity verification platform designed to combat fraud in military honors and academic credentials. By leveraging AI to provide real-time, tamper-proof verification, VerifyU protects institutional integrity and supports the $177 billion global education sector, including NIL (name, image, likeness) licensing. Bradley stressed that Datavault AI’s technology bridges physical and digital worlds, enabling responsible AI, secure data exchange, and new revenue opportunities across industries. The company’s platform is fully customizable, offering AI and machine learning automation, third-party integration, analytics, and advertising monitoring. Datavault AI is headquartered in Beaverton, Oregon, and continues to expand its presence in high-performance computing, digital twins, and secure data monetization. The company remains focused on executing its vision of creating trusted, scalable, and standards-based AI and data solutions. Forward-looking statements in this release, including projections on revenue, licensing growth, and technology implementation, are based on current expectations and involve risks such as market conditions, liquidity challenges, regulatory developments, and the successful adoption of patented technologies. Actual results may differ materially. Datavault AI undertakes no obligation to update these statements beyond legal requirements.