Shares declined 12.2% following the quarter, reflecting investor disappointment with the cautious revenue timing and a lack of clear near-term growth catalysts. While management reaffirmed $200 million revenue guidance for 2026, heavy back-end weighting and limited detail on the spinout and acquisitions raised concerns.
Datavault AI demonstrated robust growth in Q3, with substantial increases in revenue guidance for 2026 driven by its Datavault platform and global expansion efforts.