Datavault AI Expands IBM Partnership With Micro Data Centre Rollout

• The combined platform aims to remove dependence on centralized cloud pipelines.
• Datavault said full deployment is expected by Q1 2026.
• According to the firm, enterprises will be able to process and tokenize data at the point of creation.

Datavault AI Inc. (DVLT) on Thursday announced it is expanding its partnership with IBM to deliver enterprise-grade AI at the edge in New York and Philadelphia through the SanQtum AI platform, a network of micro edge data centers, with full deployment expected by Q1 2026 and plans to extend to additional metro areas.

The deployment will help deliver data storage, real-time processing and scoring, tokenization, and ultra-low-latency performance. By integrating Datavault AI’s Information Data Exchange and DataScore agents with SanQtum AI, enterprises can process and tokenize data at the point of creation.

This transforms raw data into authenticated, tradable digital property in real time, supporting AI workloads, media analytics, identity verification, credentialing, and secure data commerce. The combined platform aims to remove dependence on centralized cloud pipelines.

“The watsonx portfolio of AI products gives us the added intelligence, SanQtum AI gives us the speed, and together they give Datavault AI the ability to create authenticated digital property nearly at the instant data comes into existence. I believe this could change the economics of data, helping us serve enterprises such as media leaders, sports organizations and government agencies across the Northeast Corridor with unmatched performance and security,” said Nathaniel Bradley, CEO of Datavault AI.

DVLT shares were up 2.2% in premarket trading on Thursday but reversed gains after the opening bell. The stock is now trading 7% lower.

How Did Stocktwits Users React?

Despite the intraday decline, retail sentiment on Stocktwits remained in the ‘extremely bullish’ zone over the past 24 hours, accompanied by ‘extremely high’ message volumes.

One user expressed optimism about the partnership.

Over the past year, DVLT shares have fallen 46%.

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