Datavault AI will showcase its data and audio technologies at CES 2026 from January 6 to 9 in Las Vegas. The company plans live demonstrations of its soon-to-be-released second-generation software platform, along with real-world deployments of WiSA wireless audio modules in consumer and commercial speaker systems. Attendees will also see integrated implementations of ADIO, VerifyU credentialing, DVHolo visualization and the Events Citadel application, highlighting how Datavault AI’s solutions serve premium audio, set-top box and live event markets.

In 2025 Datavault AI secured nine new patents, bringing its total registered or pending patents in the audio space to 63, underpinning robust intellectual property expansion. The second-generation, software-centric WiSA platform has delivered improved performance, lower latency and higher reliability, with enhanced scalability for multi-speaker and commercial environments. This platform is already live on set-top boxes, premium speaker systems and commercial audio installations, and has been validated on leading semiconductor platforms including Espressif Systems and Realtek Semiconductor.

Datavault AI announced a special dividend of warrants to shareholders of record as of January 7, 2026. Each eligible holder will receive one warrant for every 60 shares owned, with an exercise price of USD 5.00 per share. Warrants will be exercisable for one year from distribution, and holders must retain at least one Dream Bowl Meme Coin II token in a company-linked digital wallet to exercise the rights.

Datavault AI has been added to the S&P Semiconductors Select Industry Index, an industry-specific benchmark for companies classified in the semiconductor sector. This inclusion reflects the market’s recognition of Datavault AI’s growing role in audio-centric semiconductor solutions and is expected to increase the company’s visibility among index-tracking funds and institutional investors.