Core AI Holdings’ filings document foreign-private-issuer disclosures, material corporate updates, merger-related financial statements, registration-statement references, and AI infrastructure announcements. Recent Form 6-K reports describe the company as a British Columbia corporation reporting on a Form 20-F basis and furnishing press releases as exhibits.
The filing record includes disclosures tied to the completed Core Gaming merger, unaudited Core Gaming financial statements, pro forma combined financial statements for Core AI Holdings and Core Gaming, and incorporation by reference into Form F-1 and Form F-3 registration statements. Later Form 6-K reports cover joint ventures, data center initiatives, and advisory-board matters related to the company’s AI technology and infrastructure strategy.
Core AI Holdings, Inc. has appointed Sonali Garg, Co-Founder and Chief Operating Officer of Allianca Group Inc., to its Advisory Board, strengthening leadership around a recently announced joint venture to build AI-ready data center capacity.
Garg has overseen delivery of more than 720 MW of mission-critical data center capacity and annual project portfolios exceeding $6 billion at Allianca. Previously at Meta Platforms, she helped scale a data center portfolio from $2 billion to $10 billion over five years, supporting about 20% annual capacity growth. Her experience across finance, legal, talent, vendor management, and large-scale infrastructure execution is expected to support Core AI’s global AI infrastructure and technology platform and its collaboration with Allianca.
Core AI Holdings, Inc. has formed a strategic joint venture with Allianca Group Inc. to accelerate development of AI-ready data centers worldwide. The partnership combines Core AI’s AI-native infrastructure and capital markets expertise with Allianca’s turnkey delivery model and large-scale data center execution experience.
The joint venture aims to offer an end-to-end platform covering site selection, preconstruction, modular deployment, construction, utility coordination, and commissioning, giving owners and capital partners a single accountable delivery partner. It targets high-priority AI infrastructure markets where power, permitting, fiber connectivity, and construction readiness support rapid deployment.
Core AI Holdings, Inc. director Tarala Thomas Joseph filed a Form 3 insider ownership report. The filing lists holdings of 0 Common Shares directly owned as of the reported date, indicating no reportable equity position in the company at that time.
Core AI Holdings, Inc. director Marc Seelenfreund reported his existing equity position on an initial ownership form. He directly holds a pre-funded option to purchase 588,236 common shares at an exercise price of $0.0004 per share, expiring on October 3, 2032, plus 4 common shares held directly.
Core AI Holdings, Inc. Chief Financial Officer Gerald Lawrence Bernstein filed an initial ownership report showing beneficial ownership of 1 Common Share. This Form 3-style disclosure records his direct holding of that single share as of 2026-03-18, without indicating any related purchase or sale activity.
Core AI Holdings, Inc. director Stenge Mordechai A has filed an initial statement of beneficial ownership of securities. The filing indicates that, as of March 18, 2026, he reports holding 0 Common Shares directly. A Form 3 is typically used when someone first becomes an insider, providing a baseline of their current holdings.
Core AI Holdings, Inc. director and Chief Executive Officer Aitan Zacharin filed an initial Form 3 reporting indirect ownership of 1,626,478 Common Shares. The shares are held by Sapir LLC, which is 100% owned by Zacharin, and the filing does not reflect new buy or sell activity.
Core AI Holdings, Inc. director Luisa Ingargiola has filed an initial Form 3 reporting her beneficial ownership in the company. The filing shows she holds no Common Shares of Core AI Holdings directly as of this report, indicating a starting ownership position of zero.
Core AI Holdings is forming a joint venture with Optimus Technology Group to launch OptiCore data centers focused on sovereign AI infrastructure near leading U.S. research universities. The venture will target the 187 R1-designated institutions, which are known for very high research activity and major government and industry partnerships.
OptiCore aims to provide secure, high-performance data centers to accelerate AI and machine learning research, including work tied to federally funded programs such as DARPA projects. Core AI views this as a way to open significant new market opportunities, build long-term strategic partnerships, and expand its position in the rapidly growing AI infrastructure market.
Core AI Holdings, Inc. reported that it signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Resources SDN BHD, a leading Malaysian data center developer, to pursue next-generation AI-ready data center projects in Malaysia. The planned partnership targets retrofitting existing edge computing facilities into Tier 3 or Tier 4 AI-capable centers, aiming to shorten development timelines, with operational readiness potentially in about 12 months.
The upgraded sites may be run as co-location facilities or sold to hyperscalers seeking turnkey AI infrastructure. The release highlights Malaysia’s data center market projection from $4 billion in 2024 to $13.6 billion by 2030, and positions this collaboration as part of Core AI’s broader global AI data center initiative alongside its established AI-driven mobile gaming business.