How CVAT Plans to Corner Multi-Billion Dollar Markets

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Aug 8
3 min read

The world faces an unprecedented water crisis. More than 2 billion people lack access to safely managed drinking water and global demand is projected to increase by 55% by 2050. At the same time, the rapid growth of AI, data centers and cryptocurrency mining is creating an entirely different set of fluid management challenges that traditional methods cannot solve.

Cavitation Technologies Inc. (OTCQB: $CVAT) sits at the intersection of both problems. This ESG-focused company is redefining fluid processing with proprietary nano-technology systems that work without chemicals and without waste. Its solutions tackle everything from water contamination and the elimination of PFAS “forever chemicals” to reducing the environmental footprint of the digital economy.

Industrial machine with control panels, wires, and tubes. Black frame, pink and blue lights. "Hydroplasma" text visible. Industrial setting.

At the core of CVAT's technological portfolio are its two primary systems: the foundational Nano Reactor and the advanced Cavitation Non-Thermal Plasma (HydroPlasma). The Nano Reactor harnesses hydrodynamic cavitation, a process that creates and collapses microscopic bubbles to generate intense localized energy. This energy restructures fluids at the molecular level, improving efficiency and reducing or eliminating the need for chemical additives. It is versatile and scalable, with applications from vegetable oil refining and renewable fuels to alcoholic beverage production, where it enhances flavor and clarity.

The company’s latest breakthrough, the HydroPlasma system, represents a major step forward in water treatment. This system combines cavitation with cold plasma technology to generate powerful reactive agents that effectively eliminate a broad spectrum of contaminants. This includes bacteria, viruses, and particularly persistent organic pollutants like PFAS, often referred to as "forever chemicals." Unlike conventional methods that only filter or transfer contaminants, HydroPlasma breaks them down into harmless basic components.

Bar graph showing digital infrastructure market growth from 2024-2034. Purple bars for on-premises and cloud-based sizes reach $4.55T in 2034.

One of CVAT’s most promising markets is digital infrastructure. AI, data centers and crypto mining rely on immersion cooling fluids that degrade over time, leading to corrosion, electrostatic buildup and hardware failures. HydroPlasma can regenerate these fluids in real time, extend hardware life and reduce waste. With the data center immersion cooling market

expected to exceed $6.4 billion by 2032, the opportunity is substantial. CVAT is already

in discussions with partners to begin pilot deployments in crypto-mining and data centers.

But CVAT's technologies are also applicable across other high-value markets, including industrial water treatment (a market projected to reach $40.4 billion by 2037), agricultural water treatment ($3.5 billion by 2033), and PFAS remediation ($2.65 billion by 2030). With more than 40 patents worldwide and a leadership team that blends technical depth with commercial experience, the company has a strong position to pursue and capture share in each of these sectors.

With a current market cap of $8.4 million, only ~220 million unrestricted shares in the float, and over 40 patents worldwide, CVAT is well-positioned to capitalize on these vast and expanding markets. The company's vision is clear: to be a critical enabler of a more sustainable and resilient future by powering the "invisible engine" of the digital infrastructure. By tackling some of the world's most pressing challenges with its powerful, chemical-free, and energy-efficient technologies, CVAT is set to establish itself as a leader in a wide range of extremely fast growing global industries.

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