CVAT Expands Into Multi-Billion-Dollar Market Amid the AI Boom

Cavitation Technologies, Inc. (OTCQB: $CVAT) just smashed through its 52-week high, capping a run of more than 500% so far this year. The move tracks directly with a major company push in 2025 to take its patented fluid-processing technology from development to full-scale commercialization. With no toxic debt on the books, the company has spent the year building out three separate revenue pillars, with one aimed squarely at the biggest bottleneck in modern tech.

The company's core technology, a system that combines hydrodynamic cavitation with non-thermal plasma (CNTP), was first proven in the industrial water market. Fluid passes through a pipe with specially designed insertions, creating extreme pressure changes that form millions of microscopic bubbles. The system integrates cold plasma directly into this process, so as the bubbles form and collapse, they release intense energy at the molecular level, reaching temperatures of thousands of degrees Celsius in localized bursts, while the plasma simultaneously generates highly reactive species inside them. This combination breaks down contaminants that traditional filtration methods can only capture or transfer, and it does so without any chemicals or secondary waste.

CVAT reaffirmed its patented tech's commercial appeal in August with an agreement with BMI Group to deploy its systems for PFAS "forever chemical" destruction. That deal included a $1 million annual sales minimum, and the first units have already been delivered, validating the tech's ability to solve real problems in the field.

That same validated technology is now being aimed at a much larger problem. The AI boom, alongside the relentless growth of cloud infrastructure and the high-density demands of crypto mining, is pushing modern data centers to a thermal breaking point. Traditional air cooling simply can't keep up. The industry is rapidly shifting to liquid immersion cooling, where servers are submerged in specialized dielectric fluids. Amazon Web Services is planning for its next-generation Nvidia GPU infrastructure to be liquid-cooled at scale, a clear signal the transition is happening now. Shell has entered the market as well, proof that major players see massive opportunity in this space.

But these fluids have a critical flaw: they degrade. Over time, they get contaminated, lose their thermal properties, and must be replaced, costing data center operators millions in new fluid, labor, and costly downtime.

CVAT's proprietary technology directly targets this issue. By integrating its CNTP system into the cooling loops, it acts as a real-time fluid regeneration platform. The same cavitation and plasma that destroys PFAS also breaks down the contaminants and particle buildup that ruins cooling fluids. This process extends the life of the fluid substantially, maintains peak cooling efficiency for longer, and can potentially save operators a fortune in maintenance costs.

The company formed XYRA Corp. as a wholly-owned subsidiary to commercialize the technology specifically for immersion cooling applications. The timing couldn't be better. The data center immersion cooling market is projected to more than double from $4.87 billion in 2025 to $11.10 billion by 2030.

This data center cooling division alone is enough to build a major company, but it's just one of CVAT's three commercial pillars. The water remediation business is already a standalone commercial operation with systems in the field. And alongside the cooling initiative, the XYRA subsidiary also houses a massive high-tech play: a quantum-secure FinTech platform. This platform aims to slash cross-border remittance costs to under 1% and cut settlement times to under an hour.

To execute their full vision for XYRA, they brought in Anton Glotser, a blockchain industry veteran whose previous company was named a top innovative tech company in the USA and featured in Forbes. By leveraging Glotser's experience in deploying government-level tokenization systems across Latin America, the company is making a credible attack on the $1 trillion remittance and $16 trillion asset tokenization markets.

The cherry on top of it all is CVAT is pulling all this off without the endless dilution that plagues many OTC stocks. The share structure has just over 289 million shares outstanding with an unrestricted float of about 224 million, and with no toxic debt on the books the company can focus all its efforts on pushing into new markets instead of wasting any time on damage control and clean up.

Cavitation Technologies has achieved definitive operational leverage in 2025. By successfully deploying its CNTP technology across two massive industrial crises in PFAS destruction and the AI cooling bottleneck, and concurrently launching the high-upside FinTech division, the company is now diversified across three booming markets. With validated systems, experienced leadership, and a clean balance sheet, CVAT is positioned to scale each vertical aggressively while maintaining operational control and technological advantage.

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