Mitesco, Inc. reports developments tied to its technology company strategy, including the Centcore cloud and data center business and software initiatives under Vero Technology Ventures. Company updates have covered secure cloud services, managed data center resources, GIS-related infrastructure offerings, and AI-based application software for sales automation.
Recurring announcements also address capital restructuring, advisory board and executive appointments, acquisition-oriented growth plans, and partner platforms such as Sportzfolio, a digital marketplace for sports facilities and users hosted within Mitesco's infrastructure environment.
Mitesco (MITI)/b) announced that subsidiary Centcore has agreed with entrepreneur and Concordia Eco Resort owner Tim Allen to host early prototypes of its TC/DC edge computing platform at Allen‑affiliated properties, and that its RoboAgent AI sales force automation platform is being prepared for a late fourth‑quarter rollout.The TC/DC system is described as a compact, distributed data center that places computing capacity in non‑obtrusive used locations instead of expensive, complex data centers. Prototype installations at Allen’s properties will allow Centcore to assess installation, power use, operations and property suitability, while Allen provides strategic input on development and commercialization. Separately, the RoboAgent rollout will feature a new “Robo Coach” module using training content from real estate sales coach Brian Moses and is currently under test at several well‑known, publicly held real estate agencies nationwide.
Mitesco (MITI) appointed experienced real estate executive Salvatore “Sal” Carillo as National Sales Manager to lead the planned Q4 2026 rollout of its Robo Agent AI-powered real estate productivity platform.
Carillo, currently Managing Director of Mayell Real Estate in the New York City area, will guide national sales strategy for Robo Agent and other Vero Technology Ventures software initiatives. His role includes building regional sales operations initially in the Northeast, West Coast and Southeast, and developing licensing relationships with brokerages, real estate teams, industry coaches and other partners. Mitesco plans to staff Robo Agent sales roles with licensed agents having at least 10 years of experience, aiming to align the platform with agents’ daily workflows. The company may also consider flexible cash and equity-based structures for future licensing or technology transactions, although no specific deals are currently under discussion.
Mitesco (OTCQB: MITI) announced the launch of Robo Agent, an AI-powered, all-in-one training and business platform for real estate sales associates, now available to agents across North America. The system aims to shift agents from cold prospecting to attraction-based lead generation and value-focused messaging.
Robo Agent consolidates CRM, MLS access, calendar, task management, business planning, training, and professional development into a single AI-driven environment that also provides coaching and accountability. According to the company, the initial deployment targets residential real estate, with planned future versions for financial products, insurance, retirement planning, and other B2C sales situations. Sales training expert Brian Moses serves as advisor and coach to Robo Agent.
Mitesco (OTCQB: MITI) outlined a strategic path linking its Centcore residential edge-computing “TC/DC” node to the connected home and smart-power markets. The compact edge data center is designed to move AI processing closer to end users, targeting lower infrastructure, power, and operating costs by focusing on metrics such as kilowatt-hours consumed and cost per AI token.
The Company believes residential nodes can initially support distributed computing while establishing an in-home foundation that may later interface with smart electrical panels, energy management, battery storage, HVAC, EV charging and other home-automation systems. Mitesco is evaluating integration opportunities and has begun exploring potential strategic relationships with established residential energy, electrical infrastructure and home-automation participants to complement the TC/DC platform.
Mitesco (OTCQB: MITI) announced capital structure changes focused on its Series A Preferred stock, originally created to restructure debt from a discontinued healthcare business and to provide five institutional investors a three-year, non‑interest return via quarterly common‑stock redemptions at a 10% discount.
Management said the structure has not met expectations due to a 4.9% ownership cap that slowed amortization, and predictable post‑quarter share issuances that may have affected retail holders and deterred new institutional investors. With Board consent and majority approval of Series A holders, Mitesco is immediately ceasing all Series A redemptions and will work with those holders to design a new approach by September 30, 2026. The company highlighted progress in its TCDC edge data center initiative and its Robo Agent AI sales automation software, and recently granted significant restricted stock to contributors to its turnaround.
Mitesco (OTCQB: MITI) provided a business update on its AI software and distributed edge computing strategy across its Centcore data center business and Vero Technology Ventures (VTV) software division. Centcore has shifted from a prior Melbourne colocation model, exited in late 2025, toward smaller-footprint data centers of about 10,000 square feet and a planned edge network based on its proprietary TC/DC modular node.
VTV is developing the Robo Agent AI platform for residential real estate and future financial services use, and has launched Sportzfolio, an operational digital marketplace for sports-related properties. According to Mitesco, Robo Agent is in prototype testing with agents and the company aims for initial licensing in Q4 FY2026, while a small engineering team and an experienced data center executive are preparing the first TC/DC units and network management software.
Mitesco (OTCQB: MITI) entered an agreement with a longstanding institutional investor for an equity line of credit of up to $30 million over 36 months. Funding is intended mainly for technology-focused acquisitions tied to data center growth and may also address bridge debt and legacy healthcare obligations.
The facility includes a 2% fee on the maximum funding, certain legal costs, and stock priced at a 10% discount to market. Mitesco plans to file a registration statement so shares issued under the agreement can be free-trading.
Mitesco (OTCQB: MITI), via its Vero Technology Ventures division, announced an exclusive coaching partnership with Brian Moses for its AI-powered real estate platform RoboAgent.
Moses will supply ongoing coaching content, sales training, workflows, and strategic guidance to help real estate professionals boost productivity, lead conversion, client engagement, and business growth.
Mitesco (OTCQB: MITI), via Vero Technology Ventures, announced the launch of the RoboAgent Test Bed Team, a group of real estate, coaching, and sales leaders helping refine its AI-powered real estate productivity platform. Their feedback will guide RoboAgent’s workflows, use cases, and commercialization readiness.
Mitesco (OTC.QB: MITI) released a video on April 9, 2026 highlighting its partner Sportzfolio, a digital marketplace to connect sports facility owners, operators, investors and users. Sportzfolio is hosted in Mitesco’s Centcore Data Center and initially targets the growing pickleball sector with plans to expand to soccer, tennis, golf and basketball.
The video explains agent-based listings, subscription monetization, multi-sport classification and planned data-driven enhancements. Mitesco cites a revenue-sharing arrangement with Sportzfolio and says the video supports pilot programs and MVP launch preparation.