Datavault AI Expands Deployment to Washington, DC

Datavault AI has expanded its deployment onto the SanQtum neocloud platform, adding a new hub in Washington, DC, and planning to launch in three more cities by the end of the year. This move follows the company's initial deployment in New York City and Philadelphia, which was announced in January 2026.

The expansion is part of Datavault AI's broader strategy to strengthen its market position in the neocloud space. According to the company, its DataValue, DataScore, and Information Data Exchange (IDE) solutions are now operational in three major US cities. Datavault aims to be live in six cities by the end of 2026, with San Francisco, Chicago, and Raleigh, North Carolina, set to join the network.

In addition to these "super node" hubs, Datavault is also leveraging 200 Available Infrastructure micro edge sites across 30 US cities. These sites are integrated into the neocloud ecosystem, providing edge computing capabilities. The company plans to add 70 more edge clusters in the coming months, marking phase 1 of Available's US neocloud infrastructure buildout, known as Project Qestrel.

Datavault AI's CEO, Nate Bradley, commented on the expansion, stating, "This deployment is a significant step in our journey to deliver ultra-low-latency AI inference and superior cybersecurity. Our partnership with Available Infrastructure and IBM underscores our commitment to providing customers with a secure, sovereign environment for their mission-critical applications."

The neocloud market is expected to witness strong growth, with Synergy Research Group forecasting a $9 billion market in Q4 2025, up 223% year-over-year. By 2031, the market is projected to reach $400 billion, with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 58%. The World Economic Forum also projects the neocloud market to be worth $250 billion by 2030.

Datavault AI's solutions are designed to connect data, intelligence, value, and markets, enabling enterprises and asset owners to identify, protect, value, and monetize their data and real-world assets. The company's Data Science and Acoustic Science divisions will continue to develop innovative technologies, including digital twins, tokenization of real-world assets (RWA), and more.

Available Infrastructure, the provider of the SanQtum neocloud platform, is proud to support Datavault's expansion. The company's CEO, David Lee, said, "Datavault AI's deployment onto our platform is a testament to the strength of our neocloud infrastructure. We are excited to see how their solutions will enhance the capabilities of our ecosystem."

With the continued growth of the neocloud market, Datavault AI's strategic expansion is well-positioned to capture a significant share of the opportunities. The company is now poised to leverage the new market segments and further differentiate itself through its sovereign architecture and advanced AI capabilities.