DALLAS, Oct. 6, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — RMX Industries, Inc. (OTCQB: RMXI), a Real-World Intelligence company, today announced the publication of Part Three of its brief series on Real-World Intelligence, the Company’s name for intelligence built at the physical edge (“RWI”), examining the QuantrusX™ Distributed Data Center (“QXDDC”) and RMX’s intended approach to connecting on-site computing deployments.

Building on the first two briefs’ examination of RWI and QuantrusX™ at individual facilities, the new publication explains how connected QuantrusX™ nodes are intended to learn from one another through a distributed intelligence fabric, helping each site interpret activity and respond more effectively while preserving data sovereignty and operator authority over response decisions.

“We believe the value of connected intelligence should be measured by how well it helps people respond at their own sites,” said Karl Kit, CEO of RMX. “With QXDDC, our intent is for each QuantrusX™ deployment to benefit from learning across the fabric while keeping the site’s data under the site’s control and response decisions with the people responsible for the operation.”

Part Three is available to read on the Company’s website: https://rmx.io/news/qxddc-real-world-intelligence-connected-across-the-physical-world.

About RMX: RMX Industries, Inc. (“RMX” or the “Company”) (OTCQB: RMXI) is a Real-World Intelligence company. Real-World Intelligence is the Company’s name for intelligence built at the physical edge. Through QuantrusX™, its proprietary edge intelligence platform, RMX brings intelligence to the physical world so operators can interpret data faster, respond locally, and decide with confidence where connectivity, time, and context matter. For more information, visit www.rmx.io.

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