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Intellistake Scales Enterprise AI with Dedicated, Sovereign AI Data-Center Partnership with Singularity Compute

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Intellistake has entered into a strategic partnership services agreement with Singularity Compute, the independent AI infrastructure arm of SingularityNET, for dedicated, ultra-high-performance physical sovereign AI compute capacity, significantly expanding the infrastructure supporting the Company’s growing line of innovative AI solutions.

Hosted in Sweden by a Swiss-incorporated provider, providing European data sovereignty outside the jurisdictional reach of the U.S. CLOUD Act, and powered by 100% renewable energy.

The engagement is intended to support the development, deployment and continued expansion of Intellistake’s enterprise AI products and services.

SingularityNET is a leading organization in artificial general intelligence (“AGI”) research and a founding member of the Artificial Superintelligence Alliance (“ASI”), the network on which Intellistake also operates validator infrastructure.

Existing leadership alignment includes Singularity Compute CEO Joe Honan on Intellistake’s Advisory Board, and Dr. Ben Goertzel, founder of SingularityNET and widely recognized as the father of AGI, as Special Advisor to Intellistake’s CEO.

VANCOUVER, BC, April 29, 2026 /CNW/ – Intellistake Technologies Corp. (CSE: ISTK) (OTCQB: ISTKF) (FSE: E41) (“Intellistake” or the “Company”), today announced that it has entered into a strategic partnership services agreement (the “Agreement”) dated May 28, 2026 with Singularity Compute for dedicated, ultra-high-performance sovereign AI compute capacity, significantly expanding the infrastructure underpinning the Company’s growing line of innovative AI solutions.

Singularity Compute is the independent, for-profit AI infrastructure arm of SingularityNET, one of the most established organizations in AGI research and a founding member of the Artificial Superintelligence Alliance, a global alliance of AI organizations focused on the development of beneficial AGI. The platform is built and operated by the experts behind SingularityNET, bringing technical depth in AI infrastructure that long predates the current AI cycle. Intellistake already operates validator infrastructure on the ASI / FET network.

Under the Agreement, Intellistake has secured physical ultra-high-performance sovereign AI compute resources, reserved exclusively for the Company’s use, significantly expanding dedicated infrastructure available to support its growing line of innovative AI solutions. The Agreement is structured as a service order under a Master Services Agreement, with an initial term of twelve (12) months.

Why Singularity Compute

Singularity Compute is purpose-built for AI workloads, rather than a general-purpose cloud retrofitted for them. Its full-stack platform unifies enterprise-grade GPU cloud, AI model inference and AI cloud services into a single integrated offering, running on a dedicated NVIDIA GPU cluster engineered for AI from the ground up. A key differentiator is its use of neuro-symbolic reasoning, which combines neural networks with structured knowledge systems and is designed to improve the accuracy and traceability of AI outputs in environments where reliability is critical, such as finance, healthcare and enterprise operations.

Dedicated infrastructure, as opposed to shared cloud capacity, is designed to provide the predictable performance and throughput that enterprise AI workloads require.

The infrastructure also offers two characteristics that are increasingly relevant for enterprise AI buyers:

The first is European data sovereignty: the compute is hosted in Sweden and operated by a Swiss-incorporated provider, placing both the data and the operating entity outside the jurisdictional reach of the U.S. CLOUD Act and within the European data protection framework.The second is sustainability: the Swedish data center operates on 100% renewable energy, supporting the environmental and disclosure standards that institutional customers and investors increasingly expect.

The Agreement is also intended to ensure Intellistake has the dedicated capacity required to support its expanding enterprise AI activities as the Company continues to develop and deploy products and services for enterprise customers.

The Agreement deepens established alignment between the two organizations. Singularity Compute CEO Joe Honan serves on Intellistake’s Advisory Board, and Dr. Ben Goertzel, founder of SingularityNET and widely recognized as the father of AGI,1 acts as Special Advisor to Intellistake’s CEO.

Jason Dussault, Chief Executive Officer of Intellistake, commented:

“I believe there is a clear move towards decentralization, and this milestone sits within that broader shift in how AI infrastructure is being built and deployed. At its core, decentralization gives users more control over their data and assets, rather than relying on centralized systems where risk is concentrated and intermediaries sit between the user and the underlying infrastructure.

For the enterprise solutions we are developing, our clients rely on highly sensitive datasets that have often been built over many years. In centralized environments, that concentration of information increases risk. Having access to sovereign, dedicated infrastructure allows us to introduce an additional layer of protection around that data, which is becoming increasingly important as these systems move into real world use.

Singularity Compute brings together purpose-built AI infrastructure, sovereign data positioning and a team of experts with deep experience in this space. As we continue to scale our enterprise AI capabilities, access to reliable, dedicated compute is a key part of that process, and this agreement is an important step forward for us.”

Joe Honan, CEO of Singularity Compute commented:

“Singularity Compute was built to serve serious enterprise AI workloads. Our infrastructure is purpose-built, sovereign and sustainable. We are thrilled to welcome Intellistake as a customer and strategic partner building next-generation enterprise AI solutions. Their commitment to building AI products on dedicated, sovereign infrastructure aligns directly with what our platform is designed to deliver, and we look forward to supporting the next phase of their growth.”

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1 https://podcast.emerj.com/ben-goertzel-the-status-and-future-of-artificial-intelligence

About Intellistake

Intellistake Technologies Corp. (CSE: ISTK) is developing software solutions that leverage decentralized AI infrastructure to deliver enterprise-grade intelligence. Through validator operations, strategic token participation, and the development of enterprise AI agents, Intellistake seeks to bridges the gap between emerging decentralized networks and real-world industry adoption.

For additional information on the business of Intellistake please refer to www.intellistake.com.

About Singularity Compute

Singularity Compute is the independent, for-profit AI infrastructure arm of SingularityNET, focused on delivering high-performance AI compute infrastructure solutions for today’s enterprise AI and tomorrow’s AGI workloads. Built by the teams behind SingularityNET and the Artificial Superintelligence Alliance, Singularity Compute offers enterprise-grade GPU cloud, AI model inference, neuro-symbolic AI services and dedicated GPU clusters to customers around the world.

For additional information visit Singularity Compute Website: www.singularitycompute.com

Cautionary Note Regarding Forward-Looking Information

This news release contains “forward-looking information” concerning anticipated developments and events related to the Company that may occur in the future. Forward looking information contained in this news release includes, but is not limited to, all statements in respect of the Company’s growth and development, the operations and business segments of the Company, the expectations regarding the agreement with Singularity Compute, the Company’s expectations regarding existing and future AI solutions, statements regarding data infrastructure, the Company’s broader strategy to position itself at the technology layer between traditional capital markets and blockchain-based systems, and building powerful bridge between traditional finance and decentralized AI infrastructure.

In certain cases, forward-looking information can be identified by the use of words such as “expects”, “intends”, “anticipates” or variations of such words and phrases or state that certain actions, events or results “may”, “would”, or “might” suggesting future outcomes, or other expectations, assumptions, intentions or statements about future events or performance. Forward-looking information contained in this news release is based on certain assumptions regarding, among other things, the Company will continue to have access to financing until it achieves profitability; the technology and blockchain industries in which the Company intends to focus its business in will grow at the rate and in the manner expected; the ability to attract qualified personnel; the success of market initiatives and the ability to grow brand awareness; the ability to distribute Company’s services; the Company creates strategies to mitigate risks associated with cryptocurrency price fluctuations; the Company remains compliant with all applicable laws and securities regulations and applicable licensing requirements; the Company engages and collaborates with local experts, as necessary, to address jurisdiction-specific matters and ensures compliance with foreign regulations to avoid penalties; the Company addresses any potential cybersecurity threats promptly and effectively; the ability of the Company to develop its technology, acquire customers and have revenue; the ability to successfully deploy the new business strategy as a result of the change of business. While the Company considers these assumptions to be reasonable, they may be incorrect.

Forward looking information involves known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors which may cause the actual results to be materially different from any future results expressed by the forward-looking information. Such factors include risks related to general business, economic and social uncertainties; failure to raise the capital necessary to fund its operations; inability to create strategies to mitigate the risks associated with cryptocurrency price fluctuations; the costs of regulation in the digital asset industries increase to the extent that the Company is no longer generating sufficient returns for shareholders; failure to promptly and effectively address cybersecurity threats; insufficient resources to maintain its operations on a competitive basis; and the actual costs, timing and future plans differs expectations; legislative, environmental and other judicial, regulatory, political and competitive developments; the inherent risks involved in the cryptocurrency and general securities markets; the Company may not be able to profitably liquidate its current digital currency inventory, or at all; a decline in digital currency prices may have a significant negative impact on the Company’s operations; the Company’s success may depend on the continued involvement of key personnel, including advisors, whose involvement cannot be guaranteed; institutional adoption of decentralized AI infrastructure remains uncertain and may not occur at the pace or scale anticipated; evolving regulatory frameworks, including those related to AI (such as Canada’s proposed Artificial Intelligence and Data Act), may impose additional compliance burdens or restrict certain business activities; valuation figures are based on publicly available market data and internal assessments at the time of the referenced transactions and may not reflect current or future valuations; the volatility of digital currency prices; the inherent uncertainty of cost estimates and the potential for unexpected costs and expenses, currency fluctuations; regulatory restrictions, liability, competition, loss of key employees and other related risks and uncertainties; delay or failure to receive regulatory approvals; failure to attract qualified personnel, labour disputes; and the additional risks identified in the “Risk Factors” section of the Company’s filings with applicable Canadian securities regulators.

Although the Company has attempted to identify factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from those described in forward-looking information, there may be other factors that cause results not to be as anticipated. Readers should not place undue reliance on forward-looking information. The forward-looking information is made as of the date of this news release. Except as required by applicable securities laws, the Company does not undertake any obligation to publicly update forward-looking information.

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How Cool Is Shenzhen? Just Ask Global Journalists Who Come to See It

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SHENZHEN, China, Sept. 4, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — “Shenzhen may well be the world’s No. 1 innovation hub. And together, Shenzhen and Hong Kong form the perfect endpoint of the modern Silk Road.”

That was the glowing verdict American economist Jeffrey Sachs delivered in Shenzhen just over a month ago, effectively giving the city one of the highest-profile stamps of approval in the world of development economics.

Sachs is hardly an ordinary commentator. One of the world’s most influential authorities on sustainable development, and for years a special adviser to the UN secretary-general, he knows a thing or two about how cities and economies grow.

In a recent exclusive interview with Zhi News (from Shenzhen Media Group), Sachs shared his in-depth views. The following is the full report:

when representatives from APEC economies come to Shenzhen, they are bound to be impressed. They will discover that the city is not merely a great place to find capital and business partners, but also a window into entirely new models of development—and perhaps a glimpse of what the future could look like.

After decades of trailblazing development, Shenzhen has more than earned that kind of academic attention. It is, after all, a city built on miracles and a straight-A student in the school of urban development.

The more you admire Shenzhen, the more you begin to understand why it deserves admiration. That, to me, is precisely where the real significance of Shenzhen’s development lies: not simply in what the city has achieved, but in what its experience tells us about where the world may be heading.

As a journalist, I would put it this way: Shenzhen is a mother lode for anyone trying to understand China. For global academia, and perhaps even more so for the world’s media, it is a gold mine of stories, ideas and opportunities.

Over the past year or two, a curious phenomenon has swept across Western social media and, increasingly, Western society itself: China-maxxing, sometimes jokingly described as “becoming Chinese.”

“You met me at a very Chinese time in my life.”

Yes, that viral internet phrase borrows its punchline from the Hollywood classic Fight Club. Earlier this year, The New York Times offered a wonderfully tongue-in-cheek description of the trend in one of its features:  If you drink hot water, wear slippers indoors or shop at Asian supermarkets, you may be Chinese, according to the internet.

But here is what caught my attention.

When it comes to Shenzhen—and China more broadly—Western mainstream media can sometimes be surprisingly slow on the uptake. Take China-maxxing. It only became a mainstream media story, splashed across newspapers and television screens, earlier this year—more than six months after a Twitter user, @Girl_virus, first posted about “becoming Chinese.”

To put it bluntly, China-maxxing was not exactly handed down to the mainstream media from above. The world’s netizens pushed it up there.

The New York Times even framed the provocative question this way in a headline: From Labubu to “becoming Chinese,” has China become cool?

Well, if the Times’ reporter comes to Shenzhen, I’ll make a pretty safe bet: he or she will come away thinking, Shenzhen is super cool.

So here’s my advice to my fellow journalists around the world: follow the lead of those pioneering scholars. Get closer to Shenzhen. Walk into Shenzhen. Stay a little longer. Look a little deeper. And then go farther afield.

There are simply too many fascinating stories here waiting to be told—and too many forces behind those stories waiting to be decoded.

And here’s the best part.

More than two decades ago, Shenzhen residents already had the confidence to put it into one unforgettable slogan:

“Once you come, you’re a Shenzhener.”

I suspect foreign correspondents arriving in Shenzhen today may discover their own version of that old Shenzhen experience:

Come for the story. Stay for the experience. Leave having become, at least a little bit, a Shenzhener.

And trust me, it’s going to be quite an experience. 

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Datamaran Appoints Bert Sinnema as Chief Technology Officer

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LONDON, NEW YORK and LEEUWARDEN, Netherlands, Sept. 4, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Datamaran, the AI-powered risk and governance software provider, today announced the appointment of Bert Sinnema as Chief Technology Officer. Based out of the company’s Leeuwarden office in the Netherlands, Sinnema will lead Datamaran’s global engineering and product teams, including the engineering hub in Valencia, Spain, driving the technology and product vision behind the platform that helps organizations understand and manage evolving risks and opportunities.

As CTO, Sinnema will own Datamaran’s product vision, strategy, and technology roadmap, from setting direction to architecture, delivery, and the teams building it. He steps into the role at a pivotal moment for the company, as Datamaran deepens its use of AI across the platform to give customers faster, more decision-ready insights into risk, regulation, and stakeholder expectations. His mandate: lead the engineering and product organization, accelerate the pace of AI-driven product development, and ensure the platform keeps pace with the increasingly complex and fast-moving risk landscape.

A track record scaling product engineering teams

Sinnema brings more than 12 years of product engineering leadership experience spanning startups, scale-ups, and category-leading platforms, with deep expertise at the intersection of engineering, cybersecurity, and AI. He joins Datamaran from Eye Security, Europe’s fastest-growing cybersecurity company, where he served as VP of Engineering and built the product and engineering organization from the ground up, scaling the multi-hub international team 3x and helping the company reach a €60M Series C round.

Before Eye Security, Sinnema spent over three years at HackerOne, the world’s leading ethical hacking and bug bounty platform, rising to Director of Engineering. Earlier in his career, Sinnema founded and served as CTO of SmartLockr, a secure communications and privacy platform he bootstrapped, scaled across three countries, and took through Microsoft’s Ventures Accelerator in Berlin.

Building for Datamaran’s next chapter

“Bert has spent his career building engineering organizations from the ground up and scaling them through some of the most demanding environments, including as a founder himself. He knows firsthand what it takes to turn conviction into something real, and to keep adapting as the market evolves,” said Marjella Lecourt-Alma, CEO and co-founder of Datamaran. “As Datamaran evolves from ESG issue management into an AI-powered governance platform, Bert’s founder mindset and experience building teams, technology, and culture make him exactly the right leader to shape what comes next for our teams, customers, and partners.”

“I like to operate at the intersection of product engineering leadership and AI, where the hardest problems live, and the highest-leverage decisions get made,” said Sinnema. “Datamaran is applying AI to help organizations navigate a genuinely complex risk landscape, and I’m excited to bring my experience building and scaling engineering and product organizations to that mission. This is the most interesting time to be building in tech, and I’m looking forward to being in the middle of it with the team.”

Contact: Helen Skeen, Director of Communications and Insights: helen.skeen@datamaran.com.

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Diving deeper into real-life home demands, EZVIZ brings next-generation home innovations and products to IFA with expanded application scenarios

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HOOFDDORP, Netherlands, Sept. 4, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — This IFA, EZVIZ explores new frontiers with its full-range products in the smart home hall 1.2. Under the theme “Accelerating Innovation”, the company creates an immersive experience at booth 175, featuring anticipated debuts that highlight its leadership in self-developed smart home security and home entry products, and introducing next-generation devices powered by local-first EZVIZ AI. EZVIZ also builds excitement by unveiling brand-new smart cleaning robots and wearable electronics for stay-at-home and on-the-go lifestyle needs.

“EZVIZ has prepared a technological feast, with each line-up full of hardcore innovations,” said Chris Xu, General Manager of EZVIZ’s International Business Center. “Especially in Europe, where we’ve developed our portfolio and services for over a decade, we offer global solutions and Europe-tailored options rooted in insights and localization.”

As the hall’s largest stand, EZVIZ designs 5 interlinked areas, allowing audiences to embark on a journey from visual protection and add-on home convenience to robotic fun and future imagination.

For its renowned smart home cameras, EZVIZ aims to lead with an innovative leap in technology and product design.

The triple-lens 90f series for ultra-vision: Upgraded from the 90 Duals, the wired H90f and battery-powered HB90f pack three lenses, ushering in the triple-lens era of professional-level awareness. They are designed to cover visible distance with 12x mixed zoom, capturing details that are easy to miss across broad areas like ranches.The dual-lens 3K series for compact, mobile security: With the basic CB30 and advanced CB60 models, this series embodies flexibility enabled by high-capacity batteries and magnetic bases. The CB60 further maintains a clear view beyond Wi-Fi range with 8x zoom and switchable 4G-WiFi connectivity.

EZVIZ further expands the potential of smart cameras with EZVIZ AI, delivering the EZVIZ MIRA advanced model system directly on devices to unlock advanced detection and management.

EZVIZ AI CoreX home station: Bringing EZVIZ MIRA to the local level, EZVIZ delivers uncompromised AI performance through the masterpiece edge model AI CoreX. Acting as a private home station without reliance on the cloud, it offers large file storage, smart search with text, photos and videos, and multi-device management, without needing to be online.Local-first AI solutions: Making local AI features accessible at all levels, EZVIZ integrates the power of local AI chips on end devices with AI capabilities on edge devices, and by offering flexible AI home plans. Users can either enable detection features on standalone cameras without subscriptions, or customize scalable systems by adding AI CoreX or other home hubs like the X6.

In smart entry, EZVIZ introduces new line-ups for broader scenarios.

Smart AI locks: From DIY options to high-end choices, EZVIZ offers a complete understanding of smart locks. Among them is the flagship DL50FVX, integrated with pioneering technologies. It provides on-device palm vein and facial unlocking, enhanced awareness with dual lenses and a built-in screen.Doorbells & peephole cameras with add-on AI: EZVIZ showcases versatile options, from door viewers to dual-lens video doorbells that keep entrances connected. The state-of-the-art EP8 Ultra marks a new chapter in video doorbells, providing thoughtful care beyond security with its interactive local AI screen.Smart entry systems for villas: Designed for interaction at gates and driveways, EZVIZ presents systematic solutions with the representative HP7 Pro Video Doorphone and HG2 600 Pro Gate Opener. The HP7 Pro ditches bulky intercoms, offering keyless entry, 4K awareness and centralised management, while the HG2 600 Pro delivers lag-free vehicle access.

For more information, please visit ezviz.com/page/ifa2026.

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