Health In Tech (NASDAQ: HIT), a fast-growing Insurtech platform powered by third-party AI technology, announced second quarter financial results that underscored explosive growth and strong fundamentals, positioning the company as a standout in the digital health insurance sector.
Datavault AI (NASDAQ: DVLT), a leader in data visualization and monetization, announced a strategic partnership with Burke Products, a minority-owned Tier 1 defense supplier to Lockheed Martin (NYSE: LMT), Raytheon Technologies (NYSE: RTX), and other major defense entities. The alliance includes subcontracted 2025 revenues from Burke’s existing contracts and aims to scale into productized offerings in 2026. Datavault AI will integrate its proprietary ADIO(R) tone technology, acoustic sciences, digital twin modeling, and blockchain-based supply chain tools with Burke’s engineering and manufacturing capabilities. Executives cited shared innovation goals, defense modernization trends, and mutual strategic vision as key drivers. The collaboration marks Datavault AI’s entry into military-grade solution deployment across multiple defense verticals.
Datavault AI (NASDAQ: DVLT) is a pioneering leader in immersive, wireless sound technology, providing cutting-edge audio solutions for intelligent devices and next-generation home entertainment systems. The company collaborates with top consumer electronics (“CE”) brands and manufacturers, including industry giants like Harman International (a division of Samsung), LG, Hisense, TCL, Bang & Olufsen, and Platin Audio. WiSA Technologies delivers exceptional wireless sound experiences for high-definition content, including movies, music, sports, gaming, and esports, thereby enhancing the overall consumer experience in home entertainment.
Datavault AI Inc. (NASDAQ: DVLT), a leader in data visualization, valuation, and monetization technologies, today announced a strategic partnership with Burke Products (“Burke”), a minority-owned Tier 1 supplier to Lockheed Martin (NYSE: LMT), Raytheon Technologies (NYSE: RTX), Department of Defense, Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs), and the Defense Logistics Agency as well as their international allied force corollaries. The partnership stands to deliver 2025 Revenues from existing contracts of Burke’s that have now been subcontracted to Datavault AI and is set to scale into productized offerings into 2026.
Datavault AI Inc. (NASDAQ: DVLT), a pioneer in AI-driven blockchain and data monetization, today announced objectives for the third quarter 2025. The announcement is part of a new discipline of establishing quarterly objectives and reporting on the progress of those objectives to enable the Company’s stockholders to track the Company’s building and execution of its strategy which includes;
Datavault AI (NASDAQ: DVLT) filed a federal lawsuit Thursday, July 10, in the Northern District of Illinois alleging securities fraud, defamation, and intentional tort tied to “naked” short selling and online misinformation. Filed by Dickinson Wright, the Complaint names unknown defendants—Does 1-50, Roe Corporations 1-50, and XYZ LLCs 1-50—and claims the short sellers used manipulative tactics including spoofing, layering, and marking the close while spreading defamatory falsehoods on Stocktwits and LinkedIn. The lawsuit seeks damages and potential civil RICO claims. Lead counsel Jacob Frenkel, Chair of Dickinson Wright’s Securities Enforcement Practice, stated the action is aimed at holding accountable those responsible for conduct that has undermined Datavault AI’s stock despite a string of positive disclosures, press releases, and strategic partnerships in 2025.
Datavault AI (NASDAQ: DVLT) filed a federal lawsuit Thursday, July 10, in the Northern District of Illinois alleging securities fraud, defamation, and intentional tort tied to “naked” short selling and online misinformation. Filed by Dickinson Wright, the Complaint names unknown defendants—Does 1-50, Roe Corporations 1-50, and XYZ LLCs 1-50—and claims the short sellers used manipulative tactics including spoofing, layering, and marking the close while spreading defamatory falsehoods on Stocktwits and LinkedIn. The lawsuit seeks damages and potential civil RICO claims. Lead counsel Jacob Frenkel, Chair of Dickinson Wright’s Securities Enforcement Practice, stated the action is aimed at holding accountable those responsible for conduct that has undermined Datavault AI’s stock despite a string of positive disclosures, press releases, and strategic partnerships in 2025.
Datavault AI (NASDAQ: DVLT) filed a federal lawsuit Thursday, July 10, in the Northern District of Illinois alleging securities fraud, defamation, and intentional tort tied to “naked” short selling and online misinformation. Filed by Dickinson Wright, the Complaint names unknown defendants—Does 1-50, Roe Corporations 1-50, and XYZ LLCs 1-50—and claims the short sellers used manipulative tactics including spoofing, layering, and marking the close while spreading defamatory falsehoods on Stocktwits and LinkedIn. The lawsuit seeks damages and potential civil RICO claims. Lead counsel Jacob Frenkel, Chair of Dickinson Wright’s Securities Enforcement Practice, stated the action is aimed at holding accountable those responsible for conduct that has undermined Datavault AI’s stock despite a string of positive disclosures, press releases, and strategic partnerships in 2025.
WASHINGTON, D.C., July 10, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- via IBN – On Thursday, July 10, 2025, Dickinson Wright filed a lawsuit on behalf of the law firm’s client, Datavault AI, Inc. (Nasdaq: DVLT), (Datavault AI), alleging securities fraud (stock manipulation), defamation and intentional tort against “John Doe” “naked” short sellers of Datavault AI common stock on the Nasdaq Stock Market. The Complaint alleges that the short sellers engaged in the unlawful practice of “naked short selling” and other manipulative devices – including marking the close, painting the tape, spoofing and layering. The Complaint further alleges that the “John Does” for themselves or acting in concert with the “naked” short sellers also published materially false and misleading and defamatory information on internet chat room “Stocktwits” and on LinkedIn. The lawsuit, filed in federal court in Chicago, seeks unspecified compensatory and special damages and other relief.
DataVault AI Inc. (NASDAQ: DVLT), a leader in AI-driven blockchain and data monetization, today announced the acquisition of SyncIN technology from Turner Global Media, LLC (TGM). This innovative platform uses inaudible tone mobile quick response codes embedded in broadcasts—spanning TV, radio, and retail environments—to connect consumers directly to content and enable seamless stable coin transactions via Web 3.0 Crypto Anchors. Targeting the $700 billion advertising market, DVLT leverages its NYIAX partnership and TGM’s extensive ad inventory for high-margin, royalty-based revenue.
