- CEO Nathaniel Bradley discussed the broader AI, cybersecurity landscape while offering insight into how rapidly evolving technology is impacting enterprise priorities.
- AI scarcity is contributing to a widening divide between organizations with advanced AI capabilities and those still struggling to adopt the technology.
- Bradley also addressed the critical link between AI expansion and cybersecurity.
Artificial intelligence (“AI”) is accelerating across nearly every sector, reshaping how companies innovate, compete, and protect their digital assets. Datavault AI Inc. (NASDAQ: DVLT), a data-centric enterprise AI company, is working to ensure organizations of all sizes can deploy, secure and scale AI systems built on trustworthy data. The company’s platform helps transform fragmented, unstructured information into actionable digital assets, enabling businesses to implement AI more efficiently and responsibly.
In a recent Schwab Network interview, Datavault AI CEO Nathaniel Bradley discussed the broader AI and cybersecurity landscape while offering insight into how rapidly evolving technology is influencing enterprise priorities. When asked about the surge in AI-driven workloads and the growing demand on data-center infrastructure, Bradley noted that today’s environment is placing unprecedented strain on companies’ budgets and strategies. He pointed out that major players such as NVIDIA and others supporting AI infrastructure are “feasting on this scarcity around GPUs, around memory, around all of the components of network operating centers,” adding that “all of these are under great demand, and you’re going to see scarcity drive price points in there.”
That scarcity, he explained, is contributing to a widening divide between organizations with advanced AI capabilities and those still struggling to adopt the technology. “There is a have and have nots around this AI. It’s very elitist to start with,” Bradley said during the interview. “You know, the top, the richest companies in the world are using AI at a level you wouldn’t believe right now.” His comments underscore a challenge he has frequently highlighted: the need for enterprise-ready platforms that give companies secure, scalable, affordable access to AI without the risks associated with consumer-grade tools.
Bradley also addressed the critical link between AI expansion and cybersecurity. As he explained, as businesses adopt AI, “the quality of what we’re protecting with cybersecurity has increased,” making cybersecurity “at the forefront of the decision making of all executives right now in terms of how to grow scalable systems online.” His remarks echo a central theme of Datavault AI’s own strategy: AI is only as strong as the integrity, structur and security of the data powering it.
Building on these challenges, Datavault AI is positioning itself as a company focused on solving precisely these pain points. Datavault AI provides a unified platform that transforms raw, unstructured and siloed information into structured digital assets capable of powering analytics, automation and AI-driven decision systems. The platform integrates data ingestion, normalization, governance, security and AI automation into a single architecture, helping companies transition more quickly from legacy systems to modern AI-enabled operations.
Datavault AI’s data-asset model allows companies to create proprietary “vaults” of trusted, organization-owned data. This approach stands in contrast to many public AI tools that rely heavily on user-submitted prompts and content. Bradley’s comments in the interview touched on this directly, noting that many “free versions are very intrusive and take a lot from consumers and from users,” prompting a trend toward “stovepiping AI into the control of companies.”
Datavault AI’s platform is designed to give enterprises full control of data ownership, residency, compliance and usage, which are foundational elements for safe and responsible AI deployment. Beyond data control, Datavault AI provides tools for predictive modeling, AI-assisted analytics, machine-learning deployment and data-driven automation. By consolidating these capabilities, the company aims to eliminate the fragmentation that often slows AI adoption.
Bradley’s repeated emphasis on platform-based strategies throughout the interview aligns with this vision, particularly when he observed that leading technology companies succeed by integrating functionality. “Platform always wins,” he said when discussing how integrated approaches outperform scattered solutions.
Datavault AI is also targeting industries heavily impacted by the explosion of AI demand, including cybersecurity, finance, retail, logistics and enterprise IT, by offering a pathway for organizations that lack the massive budgets or infrastructure of the “richest companies” currently leading the AI race. By giving these businesses structured, compliant, AI-ready data, Datavault AI aims to close that access gap and empower companies to build scalable systems with the same sophistication as the largest firms.
As AI continues reshaping workloads, infrastructure and security demands, Datavault AI is positioning itself to serve as a foundational enabler for organizations navigating this transformation. Bradley’s Schwab Network interview makes clear that the company’s commitment is not only to innovate within AI but also to help ensure a broader, more equitable adoption of the technology. With its focus on secure data transformation, enterprise-grade AI tools and platform-based integration, Datavault AI is continuing to build toward a leadership position in the next era of intelligent, data-driven operations.
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