Datavault AI Inc. announced a partnership with the TBURN Chain Foundation to combine its data asset tokenization, valuation, and Information Data Exchange® (IDE) technologies with TBURN’s high‑performance, near‑instant settlement network. The collaboration will enable higher‑throughput tokenized data exchanges for corporate clients and support Datavault’s planned expansion into 100 U.S. cities and broader enterprise deployments.
The integration will pair Datavault’s IDE and tokenization framework with TBURN’s enterprise‑scale settlement layer, which processes over 156,000 transactions per second with a 5‑millisecond finality. This combination is designed to accelerate the rollout of tokenized data services across industries such as real‑world asset tokenization and Web3 data monetization, providing a single compliant infrastructure for data valuation, tokenization, and settlement.
The partnership marks a strategic shift for Datavault, moving beyond its previous focus on acoustic data monetization toward a broader blockchain‑enabled platform. By leveraging TBURN’s infrastructure, Datavault aims to strengthen its competitive positioning against decentralized protocols and enterprise data exchange providers, opening new revenue streams and improving margin prospects as its high‑margin licensing model scales.
"This strategic partnership expands our infrastructure optionality and supports our objective to commercialize enterprise‑grade data asset monetization solutions. We believe TBURN's high‑performance blockchain architecture complements our data valuation and secure exchange technologies," said Nathaniel T. Bradley, CEO of Datavault AI. "TBURN is the institutional settlement layer for the global data economy. Our partnership with Datavault integrates data valuation, tokenization, and high‑speed settlement into a single compliant infrastructure," added John Park, Chairman of TBURN Chain.
Datavault recently raised its FY25 revenue guidance to $38‑$40 million from $30 million and reaffirmed its FY26 target of $200 million. The partnership is expected to accelerate the deployment of tokenization services, potentially boosting revenue and margins as the company expands its enterprise‑grade offerings.
The announcement has attracted institutional interest, with increased ownership from Vanguard, State Street, BlackRock, and Jane Street, while major shareholder Scilex continues to sell shares. The partnership is expected to influence investor perception of Datavault’s growth prospects.
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