Datavault relocates HQ to Philadelphia, opens Center for AI, Quantum Computing

Datavault (DVLT) AI announced strategic expansions reflecting its accelerated growth trajectory. Building on recent milestones, including partnerships with Max International AG for a Swiss Digital RWA Exchange and the acquisition of NYIAX and IP accessing the Nasdaq financial framework for its planned launch of New York-based International Elements Exchange, the company is enhancing its global footprint to drive customer-centric innovation in AI, blockchain, and digital twins. Datavault AI will relocate its corporate headquarters to Philadelphia’s historic downtown area, with site selection managed by a board-appointed subcommittee. Simultaneously, the company has opened its Center for AI and Quantum Computing Excellence at 9040 Roswell Road in Sandy Springs, Georgia-a state-of-the-art, Class A eight-story glass office building spanning 180,000 square feet on 23 wooded acres along the Chattahoochee River. Featuring modern high-speed infrastructure and on-site data centers, the lab is optimized for advanced computing with 22,000-square-foot floor plates ideal for collaborative R&D. The center will align with Georgia Tech and the University of Georgia systems for talent recruitment, fostering breakthroughs in quantum computing and AI. Datavault AI is actively hiring AI engineers, blockchain specialists, and systems-integration experts to accelerate development. The Beaverton, Oregon, facility will remain operational to support WiSA Engineering, Datavault AI expansion teams, and Pacific Rim sales and customer support, maintaining seamless service for global clients. Further expanding internationally, Datavault AI is opening its Quantum Computing & Digital Twin Embassy in Knightsbridge, London, U.K., to advance European collaborations in tokenized assets and AI monetization.