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KULR Technology Group (NYSE: KULR) entered a Joint Development Collaboration on Dec 17, 2025 to co-develop a next‑generation KULR ONE® MAX Battery Backup Unit (BBU) for AI‑scale data centers.

The program targets a commercial opportunity of up to $100 million, centers on an ultra‑high‑power 21700 cell platform, and is engineered to meet OCP ORV3 and NVIDIA 800 HVDC requirements. KULR will lead design, safety engineering, thermal management, and UL 9540/9540A certification; the partner will support cell integration and commit to long‑term cell supply upon successful certification.

KULR Technology Group (NYSE American: KULR) announced on Dec 11, 2025 that it joined the Open Compute Project as a Platinum Member, entering the AI data center market with rack-level Battery Backup Units (BBUs).

The company says its KULR ONE® MAX BBU aligns with OCP ORV3 standards—800V rack power, localized energy storage, continuous telemetry, fast transient response, and strict thermal-propagation control—leveraging space-grade battery safety and carbon-fiber thermal management originally developed for aerospace.

KULR cites membership benefits including early standards contribution, hyperscaler integration opportunities, faster product development cycles, and expanded visibility for its safety-driven energy systems.

KULR (NYSE American: KULR) will sponsor Reuters Energy Live 2025 and present a new datacenter battery energy storage reference design. CTO Dr. William Walker will speak on Dec 10, 2025 at 10:40 AM CT about the KULR ONE® MAX ORV3, a 21700-based Battery Backup Unit (BBU) architecture for AI-scale data centers.

The announcement highlights integrated safety-by-design features, UL 9540/9540A qualification intent, a standardized 48V module, scalable tray-level parallelization, and KULR's report that prototype abuse testing prevented thermal runaway in 8 of 8 tests.

KULR Technology (NYSE American: KULR) announced development of a next-generation 400V battery system to support a Counter-UAS Directed Energy System, delivering a complete design package and prototype in 5 weeks after receipt of a purchase order. The system is planned to enter production in 2026. KULR cited model-based electrical and thermal simulations, proprietary cell selection, and in-house integration at its Webster, Texas facility to accelerate design, testing, and transition toward low-rate initial production.

The release notes the directed energy weapons market forecast rising from $7.9B to $39.9B (~17.6% CAGR) over the next decade, framing demand drivers as rising defense budgets and military modernization.

KULR Technology Group (NYSE: KULR) reported Q3 2025 results for the period ended September 30, 2025. Revenue rose 116% year-over-year to $6.88M, with product sales of $1.62M. The company held combined cash and current accounts receivable of $24.54M.

Profitability declined as gross margin fell to 9% from 71%, driven by service hours and mining lease costs; SG&A was $6.26M, R&D was $2.32M, operating loss was $8.74M, and net loss was $6.97M (loss per share $0.17). The company announced K1A UAS batteries (partners Amprius, Molicel), a 3.3 MW Soluna hosting partnership, six new K1S CubeSat batteries, and a next-gen kBMS launch.

KULR Technology Group (NYSE American: KULR) will hold its Third Quarter 2025 earnings call on Tuesday, November 18, 2025 at 4:30 p.m. ET (1:30 p.m. PT) to discuss results for the quarter ended September 30, 2025. The company will issue a press release with financial results prior to the call.

Management will host the call with a Q&A period. Shareholders may submit questions to Stuart Smith at ir@kulr.ai by 8:00 p.m. ET on Saturday, November 15, 2025. Registration is required; registrants receive dial-in details, an access code and PIN. A replay will be available in the Investor Relations section at www.kulr.ai.

KULR Technology Group (NYSE:KULR) announced a hosting partnership with Soluna to operate ~3.3 MW of Bitcoin mining capacity at Soluna's Project Sophie in Kentucky, with operations expected to begin in Q4 2025. Under a "Bitcoin Mining Lease" Soluna will purchase, service, and manage KULR's mining fleet and deliver guaranteed hashrate and uptime targets on daily and monthly bases. KULR's move aligns with its Bitcoin Treasury Accumulation Strategy, which commits up to 90% of surplus cash to Bitcoin. The release also cites a BBU market forecast rising from $29.22B (2025) to $43.64B (2034), and outlines Soluna and industry partners' larger renewable-powered data center initiatives.

KULR (NYSE American: KULR) announced a hosting partnership with Soluna (NASDAQ: SLNH) to operate approximately 3.3 MW of Bitcoin mining capacity at Soluna’s Project Sophie facility in Kentucky.

The deployment is expected to commence operations in Q4 2025. Under the agreement Soluna will purchase, service, and manage KULR’s mining hardware and deliver guaranteed daily and monthly hashrate and uptime targets via a “Bitcoin Mining Lease” structure. The deal expands Soluna’s customer base beyond traditional miners and aligns with KULR’s Bitcoin Treasury Accumulation Strategy, in which KULR committed up to 90% of surplus cash to Bitcoin.

KULR Technology Group (NYSE American: KULR) has launched its next-generation Battery Management System (kBMS), offering advanced solutions for both defense/terrestrial and spacecraft applications. The space-focused variant comes in two configurations: a cost-effective version using commercial chipsets with radiation protection, and a premium version with radiation-tolerant components throughout.

The kBMS features key innovations including an analog architecture with rad-tolerant chipset integration, dual-redundancy hardware, lower-impedance MOSFETs for improved energy efficiency, isolated communication interface, and unique recalibration capability. The system is designed to enhance reliability, safety, and energy efficiency in mission-critical power systems.