Datavault AI Q2 2025 Recognized Revenue of $1.7Million , Reflecting 467% Year-Over-Year Growth and Booked a $2.5Million Licensing Deal with Nyiax

Datavault AI Inc. , a leader in AI-powered data monetization and exchange solutions, reported strong financial performance for the second quarter ended June 30, 2025. Recognized revenue rose to $1.7 million, up significantly from $0.3 million in Q2 2024—a 467% year-over-year increase—while also achieving 176% sequential quarterly growth. This robust expansion underscores the company’s accelerating momentum in intellectual property commercialization and strategic partnerships as it unifies CompuSystems, API Media, ADIO, and Datavault technologies and their respective businesses under one operation.

Furthermore, Datavault AI secured $2.5 million in patent licensing bookings not included in Q2 results, stemming from its cross-licensing agreement with Nyiax Inc. This agreement provides critical access to the NASDAQ financial framework, fostering the launch of three token exchanges, which are expected to be recognized in future periods and further bolster revenue visibility. The license will be paid in Nyiax stock to strengthen the partnership between the companies. These strategic achievements in the second quarter of 2025 underscore the operational and financial momentum under the new leadership team.

Since January 7, 2025, Datavault AI has executed on the integration of Datavault Holdings, WiSA, CSI, and partnerships with IBM Watsonx, Nyiax, GFT Rewards, and Turner Global Media. These initiatives are driving revenue acceleration toward a $25 million run rate by year-end and positioning the company for a $40–$50 million revenue target in 2026.

Seminal Event in the United States Regulatory Environment and the Role of Intellectual Property Expansion at Datavault AI

On July 21, the company announced Genius Act Signed into Law Validating Growing Datavault AI Patent Portfolio.

Top U.S. Banks have been identified as patent infringers by third-party legal counsel involving the Datavault AI patented exchange and Web 3.0 technologies, which are designed to monetize data, real-world assets, and precious earth elements. An extensive financial and technological expert review has been conducted, along with detailed claim charts. The company has retained top-tier IP litigation funding and counsel, Fish Richardson LLP, to pursue licensing settlements or initiate litigation-based licensing activities immediately.

Key holdings and claims include secure data monetization, AI-driven valuation, and acoustic innovations for defense and consumer applications, fostering trust through Web 3.0 anchoring, scalability, and cyber-secure compliance in high-stakes sectors like defense, biotech, and finance.

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This aligns with Datavault AI’s strategic plan, as evidenced by press releases announcing partnerships (e.g., with Burke Products for defense applications on July 22, 2025; IBM Partner Plus integration on March 2025; and FEC approval for political campaigns on December 21, 2022), market expansions (e.g., Elements Exchange for tokenized real-world assets on July 17, 2025), and revenue projections (e.g., $50M target by 2026 via tokenized RWAs).

Datavault AI’s expanding intellectual property (IP) portfolio now includes 72 patent assets (30 issued, 10 allowed, 32+ pending), 14 issued trademarks, 11 allowed trademarks, and 3 pending trademarks.

Strategic Initiatives for Q3 2025

• Launch new International Elements Exchange, International NIL Exchange, and American Politics Exchange, leveraging Datavault’s Web3 infrastructure and high-performance computing backbone.
• Advance commercialization of IBM-powered AI agents within Datavault’s platform.
• Complete 2025 strategic acquisitions in Acoustic and Data divisions, expanding core growth markets.
• Execute plans for supercomputing and AI development strategy to support long-term scale.
• Provide update on API Media integration, revenue impact and next steps, following selection by a leading event company for acquisition based on technological, market and timing advantages assembled by management.

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Q2 Highlights

• Datavault AI Debuts Enterprise Commercialization for AI Agents Built With IBM watsonx.ai for AI-Powered Data Monetization
• The Carbon Credit Tokenization Patent, issued Friday June 20th, Pioneers a Scalable, Stablecoin AI-Driven Blockchain Platform for Generating, Trading, and Monetizing Carbon Credits
• Strategic Licensing Agreement with GFT Rewards for ADIO-Enabled Mobile Rewards
• NFL Alumni Health Taps Datavault AI’s ADIO® for Health-Focused and Interactive Web 3.0 Activations

Acquisition Activity and Systems Integrations

• Completed integration of WiSA’s wireless audio IP into Datavault’s data monetization platform, extending opportunities in audio, NFT, and media verticals.
• Completed integration of CompuSystems event registration and data system with Datavault AI’s systems.
• Completed Integration of ADIO into the NYAIX Marketing Management System.
• Finalized API Media Acquisition Plan and Integration Schedule.

Strategic Financing & Growth Fuel

The company believes revenue growth and increased cash flows from sales of licensed technologies, product lines, and acquired revenue streams, with a focus on annual recurring revenues and automated transactional revenues on our patented Information Data Exchange technology stack, will drive sustainable growth as it moves toward optimized break-even points.

Management Commentary

“These achievements reflect our focused execution on integrating acquisitions, innovating with partners like IBM, and scaling revenue in the booming AI data economy,” said Nate Bradley, CEO of Datavault AI. “With new funding secured, a strengthened IP portfolio, and multiple platform launches ahead, we are on track to achieve a $25M run rate this year and deliver on our $40M-$50M revenue target in 2026.”