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Datavault AI Unveils 9 New Patents and Gen 2 WiSA Tech at CES 2026, Boosting Audio Solutions

Datavault AI debuts nine new patents and its Gen 2 WiSA technology at CES 2026, showcasing a commitment to innovation in high-performance audio solutions.

Datavault AI Inc. (NASDAQ: DVLT) is set to showcase its latest technologies, including WiSA, ADIO, and VerifyU, at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2026 in Las Vegas from January 6–9, 2026. This exhibition comes on the heels of significant advancements in the company’s acoustics division, particularly the issuance of nine new patents in 2025, increasing the total to 63 patents either issued or filed. This growth underscores Datavault’s commitment to strengthening its intellectual property portfolio, particularly within the WiSA ecosystem.

The company has reported heightened demand for its WiSA wireless audio modules, with deployment across several global original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) such as Klipsch, Sagemcom, Bang & Olufsen, and KEF. The integration of these products into various platforms, including set-top boxes and premium audio systems, signals a robust commercial adoption and a strategic push into high-performance audio markets.

Datavault’s Gen 2 software platform is now in production and demonstrates improved performance, reduced latency, and increased scalability for multi-speaker environments. The advancements also highlight the company’s efforts to provide a flexible and reliable platform for OEMs and system integrators, as it seeks to establish itself as a leader in the wireless audio space.

In July 2025, Datavault AI acquired four additional patents, one pending application, and the Inaudible Tones® trademark, as well as SyncIN broadcast technology from Turner Global Media. These assets are expected to be integrated into the Events Citadel applications, further enhancing the company’s capabilities in data-over-sound and acoustics-based signaling technologies.

In line with its growing influence in the semiconductor sector, Datavault AI was recently added to the S&P Semiconductors Select Industry Index, enhancing its market visibility. This addition reflects a broader trend of recognizing companies that are innovating within the semiconductor space, particularly in the realm of wireless audio and data monetization.

Despite these positive developments, Datavault AI’s stock performance has been mixed. As of the last close, shares traded at $0.6453, significantly below the 200-day moving average of $1.04 and approximately 84.26% off its 52-week high. However, the trading volume at 94,251,012 represents a notable increase, more than double the 20-day average, suggesting heightened investor interest as the CES event approaches.

While the company has made strides in patent development and product deployment, it has faced stock-specific dynamics that have led to a 13.74% decline in share value recently. In contrast, peers like INTZ and VRAR reported gains, indicating that Datavault’s performance may be more reflective of internal challenges rather than a broader sector trend.

Recent announcements surrounding new partnerships and patent issuances have not consistently translated into positive stock performance, as evidenced by previous event-driven announcements that led to declines in share price within 24 hours. This pattern indicates a potential disconnect between strategic developments and market reactions.

As Datavault AI prepares for CES 2026, the company aims to showcase not just its technologies, but also its commitment to innovation in the acoustic and data monetization sectors. Nathaniel Bradley, CEO of Datavault AI, emphasized the importance of maintaining high engineering standards and robust intellectual property as fundamental to the company’s growth strategy. With the integration of new technologies and a focus on live events, Datavault is positioning itself for significant market engagement in the coming year.

The upcoming CES 2026 exhibition will be a critical platform for Datavault AI as it seeks to demonstrate its advancements and capitalize on the growing demand for innovative audio solutions. Investors will be closely monitoring how these technologies translate into revenues and market position as the company navigates the challenges of a competitive landscape.

For more information about Datavault AI, visit www.dvlt.ai.

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