Datavault AI ADIO Technology Begins Implementing at Nevada and Northern California’s ViBe 99.7FM Radio Delivering Expanded Advertising Revenue Opportunities

• Next-generation Web 3.0 powered broadcasting has arrived via ADIO
• ADIO enables new advertising revenue and expanded ad inventory for broadcasting in its deployment for 99.7 FM radio in Nevada and Northern California

BEAVERTON, Ore., Oct. 07, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- via IBN -- Datavault AI Inc. (Nasdaq: DVLT), a leader in AI-driven data visualization, valuation, and monetization, today announced a strategic partnership centered on commercializing its innovative ADIO technology with a leading Southwest US radio station 99.7 FM. This collaboration marks the first deployment of the Company’s patented ADIO IP into mainstream broadcast media, progressing to a fee-based operational integration and novel market adoption.

The partnership has commenced with a one-year pilot project that will incorporate Datavault AI’s patented ADIO Inaudible Tones technology and Data Vault data monetization services into the station’s live broadcasting events and advertising management platforms. The project’s expected benefit is to increase sponsorship sales for various radio broadcasting events by leveraging advanced Web 3.0 technology that transforms one-way broadcasting into two-way interactive communications.

The partnership was initiated and led by Datavault AI Co-Founder and Chief Marketing Officer, Sonia Choi, through her engagement with 99.7 FM after demonstrating the Company’s patented ADIO technology and its revenue potential for live radio broadcasting. She identified 99.7 FM as an early adopter and led the pilot’s structuring to integrate ADIO into the station’s advertising and event operations.

Commenting on the commercialization collaboration, Choi said, “99.7 FM is a first mover and, with our patented ADIO technology, has set the stage for new revenue creation and expanded advertising inventory available for sale."

"We empower advertisers across radio, streaming, and content platforms to bridge digital and physical experiences with unparalleled reach, security, and efficiency,” she added. “As we demonstrate ADIO’s power, reach, and revenue-generation potential of ADIO through this pilot, we expect to attract additional partners eager to commercialize and capitalize on this technology’s capabilities."

Datavault’s ADIO technology is intended to enable broadcasters in television, radio, satellite, and streaming services to create inaudible tones, broadcast them, and deliver audio mobile quick response that can increase and guide foot traffic providing on-premises wayfinding, coupons, promotions and information that is delivered to mobile smartphones via sound. Unlike conventional technology, ADIO requires neither connected power nor network to be operational. Data over sound is being explored by Datavault’s customers in a myriad of industries seeking to drive incremental revenue and increase customer retention and connectivity.