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The news feed for WiSA Technologies, Inc. (formerly trading under the symbol WISA and now operating as Datavault AI Inc. with Nasdaq symbol DVLT) captures the company’s transition from a wireless audio specialist to a data technology and licensing business focused on Web 3.0 asset monetization. Company press releases describe how Datavault AI integrates data sciences and acoustic sciences under its Data Science and Acoustic Science divisions, highlighting both corporate developments and technology deployments.
Readers following WISA-related news can expect updates on Datavault AI’s projects involving blockchain data monetization, digital twins, and licensing of name, image and likeness (NIL) through its Information Data Exchange® (IDE) platform. Announcements also cover the use of ADIO® inaudible tone technology for geo-targeted messaging and public safety campaigns, as well as collaborations with organizations such as NFL Alumni Health and other partners in sports and entertainment.
Another recurring theme in the company’s news is the evolution of its wireless and spatial audio capabilities. Releases describe WiSA multichannel wireless audio software, interoperability agreements with system-on-chip providers for Android and Linux-based streaming A/V platforms, and demonstrations of WiSA E-based reference designs and SoundSend E transmitters at major industry events. These stories illustrate how the Acoustic Science division continues to apply WiSA® and Sumerian® brands to consumer electronics, live events and immersive media.
Investors and observers can also find coverage of financing transactions, asset acquisitions, interoperability licenses, and corporate rebranding milestones in the company’s news flow. For those researching the historical WISA ticker, this news page offers context on how the business has expanded from semiconductor-based wireless audio solutions into broader Web 3.0 data and acoustic technologies under the Datavault AI identity.
WiSA Technologies has announced its corporate rebranding to Datavault AI Inc., reflecting its strategic focus on asset visualization, valuation, and monetization in the Web 3.0 environment. The company will begin trading under the new Nasdaq ticker symbol DVLT on February 14, 2025, replacing its former ticker WISA.
The company has organized its operations into two main divisions: Data Science and Acoustic Science. The Data Science division provides HPC software applications and Web 3.0 data management licenses for various industries including biotech, energy, education, fintech, real estate, and healthcare. The Acoustic Science division licenses spatial and multichannel HD sound transmission technologies, including ADIO®, WiSA®, and Sumerian® brands, serving industries such as sports & entertainment, events & venues, automotive, and finance.
WiSA Technologies (Nasdaq: WISA), soon to be Datavault AI, has announced a new interoperability license agreement with Dolby for integrating WiSA E Express multichannel wireless audio software into Android and Linux-based streaming platforms. The agreement enables direct collaboration with system-on-chip (SoC) providers and reduces integration time from 12 to 2 months.
WiSA E Express eliminates bill of material costs for SoC platforms and offers predefined Dolby audio configurations. Consumers can access features through WiSA's app on Google Play Store, including automatic discovery of WiSA-enabled products and setup assistance.
The global wireless audio device market, valued at $71.3 billion in 2023, is projected to reach $154.3 billion by 2030, growing at 17.3% CAGR. The integration also includes ADIO inaudible tone technology, enabling data transmission within audio streams for targeted advertising and interactive content delivery.
WiSA Technologies (NASDAQ: WISA), soon to be Datavault AI, is showcasing its DVHolo holographic display and ADIO technologies at New York Fashion Week through a collaboration with SHAO New York. The presentation features SHAO's Fall/Winter 2025 collection using ultra-HD 3D holograms with integrated ADIO tones for real-time audience engagement.
The showcase takes place on February 10th at the House of the Red Pearl, displaying the collection 'Shanghai 1930s: Paris of the East, New York of the West.' DVHolo creates free-floating, high-resolution visuals while ADIO delivers proximity-based localized messages about collection details and interactive experiences.
The holographic display market is projected to exceed $23 billion by 2032, while AI-driven personalization in luxury fashion is expected to reach $5.6 billion by 2034. This technology has previously been successful in the luxury art world, notably in Red Eight Gallery's Banksy exhibit.
WiSA Technologies (NASDAQ: WISA), soon to be Datavault AI, has partnered with NFL Alumni Association to support the DEA's 'One Pill Can Kill' campaign during Super Bowl LIX week. The initiative, launched on February 4th at Tulane University, utilizes ADIO tones technology to deliver real-time, geo-targeted public safety announcements.
The technology was successfully deployed at the Huddle for Health Symposium, delivering critical health messaging, event updates, and fentanyl awareness information directly to attendees' devices. ADIO tones will be integrated into broadcasts, live events, and digital signage at Super Bowl venues and community locations.
Billy Davis, two-time Super Bowl champion and co-director of NFL Alumni Health, emphasized the technology's ability to enhance audience engagement and deliver critical, life-saving messages in real-time.
WiSA Technologies (Nasdaq: WISA) has announced a significant 3-year partnership with the National Football League Alumni (NFLA) to implement its VerifyU commercialization strategy. The deal focuses on creating immutable tokens for NFL alumni using WiSA's patented ADIO and Data Vault technologies.
The partnership aims to connect NFL alumni with benefits, statistical credentials, fans, venues, and events through acoustic mobile quick response technology. Key features include creating Web 3.0 crypto anchors, minting VerifyU credential tokens, and providing utilities for benefits access and career transition. The system will enable NFL alumni to monetize their Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) using patented Information Data Exchange and Web 3.0 tools.
WiSA will generate revenue through a percentage split of sales with the NFLA. The initiative represents a flagship project in sports and entertainment, incorporating high-performance computing and Artificial Intelligence to serve NFL Alumni members.
WiSA Technologies (WISA) reported a successful CES 2025, showcasing groundbreaking Web 3.0 technologies and receiving recognition from Forbes. The company's booth engaged approximately 35 companies, featuring several key innovations:
1. The Twinstitute, a permanent facility near Wynn and Encore resorts, enabling creation of virtual digital twins and voice fonts for NIL monetization.
2. ADIO's inaudible tone broadcasting technology, presented at Fontainebleau Hotel during Fintech TV's CES coverage.
3. DVHolo advanced holographic media solution, demonstrated at the Cantor Fitzgerald reception.
4. WiSA E wireless audio platforms, including new SoundSend E Transmitter with Dolby Atmos decoding and mobile applications.
The company aims to capitalize on growing markets, including digital twins (projected $131B by 2030), holographic displays ($23B by 2032), and wireless audio ($154B by 2030).
WiSA Technologies (NASDAQ: WISA), which recently acquired Datavault® intellectual property and IT assets from Data Vault Holdings Inc.® on December 31, 2024, has announced its participation in upcoming investor conferences. The company, which plans to rename itself to Datavault Inc. in January 2025, will be present at two major events:
1. The SRAX Sequire Investor Summit in San Juan, Puerto Rico (January 21-24, 2025), featuring a presentation at 2:00 pm at Fauno West
2. The Microcap Conference in Atlantic City, NJ (January 28-30, 2025)
Both events will include company presentations and one-on-one meetings. Investors can access presentation materials through WiSA Technologies' website's Investor Relations section, and schedule meetings through conference representatives or by contacting the company's investor relations team.
WiSA Technologies has completed its acquisition of Data Vault Holdings' assets on December 31, 2024. The deal includes patent-protected acoustic and data technologies, featuring Web 3.0 Sumerian crypto anchors and the ADIO advertising network. As part of the transaction, WiSA issued 40 million shares of restricted common stock and appointed Nathaniel T. Bradley as CEO, with Brett Moyer transitioning to CFO.
The company plans to rebrand as Datavault Inc. in mid-January 2025 and change its Nasdaq ticker to ADIO. The acquisition consideration includes a $10 million unsecured promissory note due in 3 years and a 3% royalty on future net revenues from Datavault and ADIO product lines. Bradley received 1.2 million restricted stock units as an inducement, with half vesting over 36 months and half tied to achieving $40 million in revenue over any trailing 12-month period.
WiSA Technologies has issued a correction to their January 6, 2025 press release regarding their CES partners' implementations of WiSA E software. The correction primarily addresses revisions to the first paragraph and the cautionary note section. The updated release highlights how WiSA's innovative audio solutions are enabling partners to engage consumers while creating new revenue opportunities and improving audio experiences. The announcement was made from their Beaverton, Oregon headquarters.
WiSA Technologies announces five immersive wireless audio demonstrations at CES 2025, showcasing its WiSA E technology across various applications. The company, which plans to acquire Datavault's intellectual property and change its name to Datavault Inc. with ticker symbol ADIO in January 2025, will present demonstrations at their Venetian suite in Las Vegas.
The demonstrations include: Tymphany's 4-speaker, 8-channel compact spatial audio system; Luxshare's multichannel Dolby ATMOS soundbar; Rayleigh Labs' 5.1 Jamo Speaker System; and Realtek's set-top box software development kit. These implementations highlight WiSA E's versatility in delivering high-quality wireless audio experiences across home theater solutions and multi-room streaming applications.