VisionWave partners with PVML to develop secure AI for defense operations

WEST HOLLYWOOD/TEL AVIV - VisionWave Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ:VWAV), a micro-cap technology company currently trading at $7.72 with a market capitalization of $7.65 million, announced Wednesday a strategic collaboration with Israeli-based PVML to develop secure autonomous intelligence systems for defense applications. According to InvestingPro data, the company’s stock has declined nearly 31% year-to-date, reflecting the challenging environment for emerging tech companies.

The partnership aims to integrate VisionWave’s radar and AI-driven computer vision systems with PVML’s data-AI infrastructure to create a platform where AI agents can plan missions, track execution, and respond to real-time changes while maintaining data security.

According to the companies, early joint projects indicate the partnership could reduce development cycles by up to 70% by enabling secure connections to previously inaccessible data sources.

"This collaboration seeks to give VisionWave the foundation to redefine how intelligence operates," said Noam Kenig, Chief Executive Officer of VisionWave. "Our goal is to bring trusted, autonomous systems to the center of mission execution." The company’s financial health indicators, including a Piotroski Score of 1 and current P/E ratio of -8.03, suggest significant room for operational improvement as it pursues these strategic initiatives.

The companies plan to begin joint initiatives in 2026 focused on advancing secure, real-time intelligence capabilities for defense and homeland security applications. Their roadmap includes introducing a Secure Intelligence Platform and expanding into additional high-security domains.

The collaboration focuses on three key areas: combining intelligence and operational data without moving sensitive information, developing AI agents that analyze mission data in real-time, and implementing security measures that enforce governance across all data access points.

VisionWave, which trades on the Nasdaq, develops technologies for security enhancement and multi-domain operations, while PVML specializes in secure data-AI infrastructure for sensitive operational environments.

This information is based on a company press release statement.

In other recent news, VisionWave Holdings, Inc. has been added to the S&P Total Market Index, as confirmed by S&P Dow Jones Indices. This inclusion highlights VisionWave’s position among major U.S. companies with significant market capitalization. VisionWave also completed a pilot project with a tier-1 U.S. defense company, focusing on unmanned applications and high-fidelity sensing technologies. Following the pilot, the defense partner purchased evaluation samples, and both companies are working on system integration.

Additionally, VisionWave has entered into a consulting agreement with Crypto Treasury Management Group, LLC to develop a digital asset treasury reserve. This agreement includes strategic services such as creating a crypto treasury strategy and ensuring regulatory compliance. In the UAE, VisionWave completed a live-fire trial of its 4D radar system, demonstrating its capabilities in detecting and tracking threats. Meanwhile, GBT Technologies Inc. has shown interest in acquiring Two Hands Corporation, proposing a deal involving cash and shares.

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