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Datavault AI’s CyberCatch Buyout Push Signals A Bigger Cybersecurity Play!

Datavault AI Inc. has moved to deepen its cybersecurity posture through a binding letter of intent to acquire CyberCatch Holdings (CYBE:CA) in an all-stock transaction valued at roughly C$136.8 million. The proposed deal would see Datavault issue about 49.9 million shares for all outstanding CyberCatch shares at C$5.11 apiece, leaving Datavault shareholders with approximately 92.48% of the combined company and CyberCatch shareholders with around 7.52%. CyberCatch would operate as a San Diego-based subsidiary, with CEO Sai Huda expected to lead the unit as president and report to Datavault CEO Nathaniel Bradley. The development follows Datavault’s broader push into AI, tokenization, data exchanges, secure GPU infrastructure, real-world asset monetization, and post-quantum readiness, supported by partnerships and assets involving IBM, NYIAX, Fiserv, CLEAR, CSI, API Media, and SanQtum. The deal remains subject to regulatory, shareholder, and customary approvals.