Datavault AI Inc., a leader in AI-driven data and acoustic sciences, announced that EOS Technology Holdings Inc., led by Datavault AI CEO Nathaniel Bradley, converted a $3.2 million convertible promissory note into 10 million shares of DVLT common stock. This move underscores confidence in Datavault AI’s robust patent portfolio and its projected $40–50 million revenue by 2026.
Announcement: EOS Technology Holdings converts $3.2M note into 10M DVLT shares on September 8, 2025.
Leadership: Nathaniel Bradley, CEO of Datavault AI and EOS, drives the investment.
Patent Portfolio: Over 72 patents in AI, data sciences, and acoustics, including WiSA®, ADIO®, and Sumerian®.
Key Platforms: Elements Exchange for carbon credits, VerifyU for identity verification, and ADIO licensing with Nyiax.
Revenue Goal: $40–50M projected for 2026, targeting $2.4T climate opportunity.
Stock Impact: DVLT down 13% premarket, trading near 52-week low of $0.25.
EOS Technology Holdings, where Nathaniel Bradley serves as CEO and sole director, converted $3.2 million of a promissory note into 10 million shares, signaling strong belief in Datavault AI’s growth potential. “EOS’ decision to acquire $3.2 million of DVLT shares is driven by its confidence in the Company’s patent portfolio,” said Bradley, highlighting Datavault’s leadership in AI and data sciences.
Datavault AI holds over 72 patents, covering:
Acoustic Sciences: WiSA®, ADIO®, and Sumerian® technologies for HD sound transmission and inaudible tones for asset tracking and synchronization.
Data Sciences: Digital asset frameworks, secure data vaults, machine learning classifiers, and carbon credit digitization for fintech, biotech, and energy sectors.
VerifyU Platform: AI-driven identity and credential verification, combating fraud in military and academic contexts, serving a $177B education market.
Elements Exchange: A platform for trading carbon credits, precious metals, and energy assets, tapping into a $2.4T climate opportunity.
Recent partnerships, like the multimillion-dollar ADIO licensing deal with Nyiax, demonstrate Datavault’s revenue potential through intellectual property licensing.
Despite a 467% year-over-year revenue increase to $1.7M in Q2 2025, DVLT’s stock fell 13% premarket, trading at $0.296 near its 52-week low of $0.2512, with a market cap of $29.99M. Investor skepticism persists due to a 79% year-to-date stock decline, despite ambitious $25M (2025) and $40–50M (2026) revenue targets. Posts on X reflect mixed sentiment, with some praising Bradley’s vision and others questioning the stock’s performance.
Datavault AI (NASDAQ: DVLT), headquartered in Beaverton, Oregon, pioneers AI-driven data and acoustic sciences. Its cloud-based platform supports industries like fintech, biotech, and education through solutions like the Information Data Exchange® (IDE) for Digital Twins and NIL licensing.
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