Duos Technologies Group Inc. (Nasdaq: DUOT), through Duos Edge AI, Inc., has formed a strategic partnership with Seimitsu to revolutionize digital infrastructure across Georgia. By combining Duos Edge AI’s modular, high-performance solutions with Seimitsu’s expansive high-speed fiber network, the collaboration delivers low-latency processing and high-bandwidth connectivity for businesses, municipalities, and healthcare providers statewide.

“Our mission is to bring the power of the cloud to the street corner. Partnering with Seimitsu allows us to integrate our Edge AI nodes into a robust, reliable fiber backbone, ensuring that Georgia’s industries – from the port of Savannah to Atlanta’s technology corridors – have the infrastructure they need to compete globally,” said Dave Irek, Chief Operations Officer of Duos Edge AI.

As demand for real-time data processing grows, driven by AI, IoT, and autonomous systems, infrastructure closer to end users has become critical. This partnership positions Georgia at the forefront of the Edge revolution with ultra-low latency processing, Seimitsu’s 25 terabits of low-latency fiber capacity across the Southeast, and rapid deployment of Duos Edge AI nodes in underserved and high-demand areas.

Sam Cook, CEO of Seimitsu, added, “For more than 40 years, Seimitsu has been committed to connecting our communities. This partnership with Duos Edge AI represents the next step in that journey. By integrating edge computing directly into our network, we are moving beyond simple transit services and delivering true digital transformation for our clients.”

The partnership supports Duos Edge AI’s nationwide expansion of distributed AI infrastructure through strategic fiber, power, and site partnerships.

To learn more about Duos Edge AI, visit www.duosedge.ai.

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Empire Fiber Internet, a leading fiber optic internet service provider serving communities across New York and Pennsylvania, is marking continued progress on the Light Up Livingston broadband initiative across Livingston County. Service is now live in parts of Lima, Mount Morris, Dansville, and Nunda, NY, with expansion targeting thousands more homes and businesses in Springwater, Conesus, Ossian, Sparta, West Sparta, and Wayland.

Construction of the Light Up Livingston network is actively progressing, with the project’s fiber backbone largely complete and 68 miles of aerial fiber installed so far. Extending service lines to individual homes is expected to take place in the summer and fall of 2026, as crews continue running additional lines and splicing lateral cables into the main fiber ring.​

“We are proud to celebrate this milestone made possible through a strong public-private partnership,” said Shannon Hillier, Livingston County Administrator. “By working collaboratively, we’ve combined resources and a shared vision to continue expanding high-speed internet access to all communities in Livingston County. This partnership reflects what’s possible through aligning the public and private sectors around a common goal.”​

Supported by New York State’s ConnectALL Municipal Infrastructure Program and USDA ReConnect grant program, this multi-million-dollar effort partners Empire Fiber Internet with Livingston County and Hunt EAS for reliable 100% fiber.

Empire State Development President, CEO and Commissioner Hope Knight highlighted the project’s role in closing the digital divide. “Under Governor Hochul’s leadership, New York is making historic investments to close the digital divide and ensure every community has access to reliable, high-speed internet. Projects like Light Up Livingston are expanding critical fiber infrastructure in rural communities, helping residents, businesses, and institutions stay connected and compete in today’s digital economy. Through strong partnerships with local governments and private providers, we are building a more connected and economically vibrant New York.”​

“We’re excited to see the Light Up Livingston vision becoming a reality for more residents every day,” said Kevin Dickens, CEO of Empire Fiber Internet. “Our team is hard at work extending our fiber network throughout Livingston County. These communities are the driving force behind our continued efforts to expand our network and deliver high-speed internet with its incredible, transformative power. We look forward to becoming part of the community and supporting residents and businesses as they connect, work, and grow.”​

Livingston County residents can check service availability by visiting www.shop.empireaccess.com and entering their address, and can also sign up to receive updates as construction continues.​

To learn more about Empire Fiber Internet, visit www.empireaccess.com.

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On the waters off O‘ahu, a growing digital infrastructure tradition is quietly helping shape Hawai‘i’s next generation of IT professionals. fifteenfortyseven Critical Systems Realty (1547) recently hosted its 3rd Annual Aloha Charity Fishing Tournament: Fishing for Futures, raising $40,000 to support technology education and workforce development across the islands. Held on January 17, 2026, ahead of the Pacific Telecom Council’s annual PTC’26 conference, the event highlighted how industry collaboration can directly advance technology education and workforce development across the islands.

All proceeds from the tournament will benefit the Chamber of Commerce Hawai’i’s Information Technology Sector Partnership Program, helping to expand technology education, training, and career pathways for students and jobseekers statewide. The initiative aligns with 1547’s ongoing investment in Hawai‘i through its local operations, including DRFortress and AlohaNAP, the state’s premier multi-tenant, carrier-neutral data centers that serve as key hubs in the region’s digital infrastructure ecosystem.​

This year’s tournament also reinforced 1547’s commitment to supporting the local economy by partnering with Hawai‘i-based vendors for catering, hospitality, and charter services. Event catering was provided by Aloha Culinary Group and Fin’s Bagels, while Whipsaw Sportfishing, a local O‘ahu-based charter, coordinated the fleet and donated a charter experience to the tournament winner. Additional local charter operators participating in the tournament included Golden Dragon, Limitless, Magic, Mattie, Play N Hooky, Reel Life, Renegade, Ruckus (Five Star Sportfishing), Ruckus (Ruckus Sportfishing & Diving), and Sea Hawk.

The tournament’s fundraising success was driven by the generous support of sponsors across the digital infrastructure ecosystem, including Allianca Group, Connect Data Centers Powered by Oppidan, DLA Piper, DRFortress, Harrison Street, Hawaiian Telcom, Holt Construction Mission Critical, Oberle Law, Stillwell-Hansen, TPK Consulting, Trane, Competitive Telecoms Group, iMiller Public Relations and WTEC Their contributions will directly support technology education and workforce development programs that help prepare the next generation of IT professionals in Hawai‘i.

“The 1547 Aloha Charity Fishing Tournament is a powerful expression of the Spirit of Aloha, uniting our industry around a shared purpose of investing in Hawai‘i’s future,” said J. Todd Raymond, CEO & Managing Director at 1547. “When we come together as a community, we can do more than build networks; we can open doors for the next generation of technologists, innovators, and leaders across the islands.”​

Building on the momentum of the first three tournaments, which together have raised tens of thousands of dollars for Hawai‘i communities, the Aloha Charity Fishing Tournament has become a highly anticipated tradition ahead of the annual PTC conference, blending industry networking with philanthropy. Looking ahead, 1547 plans to expand the event’s reach and impact, with the 4th Annual Aloha Charity Fishing Tournament scheduled for Saturday, January 16, 2027, followed by an awards presentation and barbecue at Ala Moana Regional Park in Honolulu. Those interested in participating in the 2027 tournament or learning more about 1547, AlohaNAP, and the company’s community initiatives can visit 1547’s website for additional information.

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Australian data centre startup WinDC has announced a strategic partnership with Megaport that will connect its renewables-powered AI factories to Megaport's global Network-as-a-Service platform.

Greek developer Metlen Energy and Metals has partnered with local maritime firm Tsakos Group to build a 251.9MW solar-plus-storage project in Greece.

Duos Technologies Group, Inc. (Nasdaq: DUOT), a leader in intelligent technologies and digital infrastructure, has announced financial results for the third quarter ended September 30, 2025, reporting record revenue and positive adjusted EBITDA. The company remains on track to meet full-year guidance of $28 to $30 million, driven by growth in edge computing and energy services.

For the third quarter, Duos recorded $6.88 million in revenue, including $6.59 million in services, of which $5.15 million was related to its Asset Management Agreement (AMA) with New APR Energy. Total nine-month revenue reached $17.6 million, the highest in company history and reflecting more than 20% sequential growth.

During the quarter, Duos raised over $50 million to fund growth in the data center market and retired all debt. The company also reported improved gross margins and a reduced net operating loss. Key operational milestones included subsidiary Duos Edge AI’s new partnership with FiberLight to expand high-speed connectivity across underserved U.S. markets and the deployment of its sixth Edge Data Center, with nine additional sites planned for Q4, including the first out-of-state location in Illinois.

“I am very pleased with the continuous improvement in Duos’ results this year,” said Chuck Ferry, CEO of Duos Technologies. “Having embarked on the strategic shift to becoming a data center provider for the rapidly growing market for edge computing, we are well positioned to capture market share for products and services related to this important industry. I also welcome our new senior management and latest addition to our Board to assist in realizing the potential in 2026 and beyond.”

Duos also appointed Doug Recker as President and Corporate Officer, as well as Brian J. James to its Board of Directors, strengthening leadership and strategic alignment. The company was awarded U.S. Patent No. 12,404,690 B1 for its Entryway for a Modular Data Center and joined the Nomad Futurist Foundation as an Inspiration Sponsor, reinforcing its commitment to education and workforce development across the digital infrastructure ecosystem.

With approximately $25.8 million in backlog and near-term awards, Duos is reaffirming its 2025 revenue outlook and continues to focus on profitability, operational stability, and expansion within the edge and energy sectors.

The company’s management team hosted its third quarter 2025 earnings call on November 12, 2025, providing additional insight into results and strategy. A replay of the call is available in the investor section of the Duos Technologies website.

To learn more about Duos Technologies Group, Inc., visit www.duostech.com.

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Duos Edge AI, Inc., a provider of adaptive, modular, and scalable Edge Data Center solutions, has joined the Nomad Futurist Foundation as an Inspiration Sponsor. The partnership reflects a shared commitment to advancing education, awareness, and leadership development within the digital infrastructure and edge technology sectors.

“At Duos Edge AI, we believe that education and access to technology are the foundation for innovation,” said Doug Recker, President of Duos and Founder of Duos Edge AI. “Part of our mission has been to expand that access and partnering with the Nomad Futurist Foundation allows us to help inspire the next generation and equip them with the knowledge and tools to shape the future.”

The Nomad Futurist Foundation is a global 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to empowering individuals from all backgrounds to explore and thrive in the digital future. As an Inspiration Sponsor, Duos Edge AI will support initiatives that help nurture the next generation of technology leaders through programs centered on digital infrastructure, AI, and edge computing.

Through this collaboration, Duos Edge AI and the Nomad Futurist Foundation will co-develop educational programs, community outreach initiatives, and awareness campaigns designed to broaden access to opportunities across the global technology landscape.

“We are thrilled to welcome Duos Edge AI as an Inspiration Partner,” said Nabeel Mahmood, Co-Founder of the Nomad Futurist Foundation. “Their commitment to innovation and education aligns perfectly with our mission to empower future leaders in the digital infrastructure space. Together, we can help more people discover and thrive in the careers that will define our digital future.”

The partnership reinforces both organizations’ dedication to creating a more inclusive and forward-looking digital ecosystem by connecting innovation, education, and opportunity.

To learn more about Duos Edge AI, visit www.duosedge.ai.

To learn more about the Nomad Futurist Foundation, visit nomadfuturist.org.

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