Chicago, IL, July 14, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Frequency Holdings Inc. (OTC: FRQN / FRQND), a technology-focused holding company building and acquiring assets in cybersecurity, managed intelligence, digital infrastructure, and media, today announced plans to move its managed intelligence services toward productization and early commercialization. The Company has spent the past six months researching, building, testing, and improving AI-based services through its wholly owned subsidiary, ReachOut Digital Intelligence. Frequency said this work has included customer deployments focused on identifying where AI can save time, improve decisions, reduce manual work, and help businesses operate more efficiently. The Company also plans to continue refining customer deployments, measuring outcomes, developing standardized recurring revenue product packages, and establishing commercial models over the next six to twelve months.

FREQUENCY HOLDINGS with Rick Jordan (CEO) - Kevin Harrington (Director) - David Meltzer (Director)

The Company is moving beyond the traditional managed service provider model. Frequency is building a managed intelligence business focused on agentic AI, cybersecurity, compliance, and better business outcomes.

For the past six months, Frequency has been researching, building, testing, and improving new AI-based services through its wholly owned subsidiary, ReachOut Digital Intelligence.

This work has not been limited to ideas or lab testing.

The Company has been working directly inside customer environments to learn where AI can save time, improve decisions, reduce manual work, and help businesses operate more efficiently.

Frequency also confirmed that a 1-for-500 reverse split of its common stock became effective on July 9th after processing by FINRA.

THE MSP INDUSTRY IS CHANGING FROM MANAGED SERVICES TO MANAGED INTELLIGENCE

For many years, managed service providers helped businesses manage computers, networks, software, cloud systems, and support requests.

That work is still needed.

But the industry is changing fast.

Businesses are now asking how artificial intelligence can improve the way they work. They want help using AI to manage tasks, connect information, automate processes, and make faster decisions.

Frequency believes the next generation of service providers will not only manage technology.

They will manage intelligence.

That means helping a business find the right place to use AI, building or selecting the right agent, connecting it to existing systems, protecting the data it uses, watching how it performs, and improving it over time.

“Traditional MSPs have focused on devices, tickets, and software,” said Rick Jordan, CEO of Frequency Holdings. “That’s expected by default now, not a product to lead with. The next step is helping businesses use AI inside their daily operations. That is what we have been building. Even moreso, agentic AI adoption is at less than 10%. This IS the blue ocean. MSP’s that don’t evolve will dry up, and Frequency through ReachOut I want to be leading the way.”

Frequency’s early work includes AI-powered knowledge tools, business process automation, communication systems, and agents that can complete several steps across different software platforms.

The goal is not to sell customers another AI tool.

The goal is to help them use AI in a way that solves a real business problem.

CYBERSECURITY COMES FIRST

Agentic AI can be powerful because it can access information, make decisions, and take action.

That also creates risk.

AI agents need clear rules. They need proper access controls. Their actions need to be tracked. Sensitive information must be protected. Businesses also need to know that the systems follow their legal and compliance requirements.

Frequency believes this is where its cybersecurity-first model creates an advantage.

“We still handle IT because the environment has to work,” Jordan said. “We lead with cybersecurity because AI without protection and control can become a serious problem. First we secure the environment. Then we add intelligence.”

ReachOut Digital Intelligence will continue providing cybersecurity, compliance support, and managed technology services.

These services create the secure base needed to bring AI into real business operations.

WHY FREQUENCY STILL WANTS TO ACQUIRE MSP’s

Frequency still plans to acquire managed service providers.

But the reason is larger than adding more traditional IT revenue.

An MSP acquisition may give Frequency access to an established group of customers, trusted business relationships, recurring revenue, and existing technology environments.

Frequency can then introduce its broader model to those customers.

That may include stronger cybersecurity, compliance support, a more scalable IT service model, and managed intelligence services powered by agentic AI.

The strategy is simple:

• Acquire trusted customer relationships.
• Secure and improve the technology environment.
• Learn how the customer’s business works.
• Find areas where AI can create value.
• Deploy the solution.
• Then manage and improve it over time.

Frequency expects to review both smaller MSP acquisitions and larger leveraged transactions when the financing and business terms make sense.

COMMERCIALIZATION AND REVENUE

Frequency’s managed intelligence services are in an early stage of commercialization.

Management expects reported revenue from these services to trail the current development, deployment, and productization cycle and not be immediately reflected in the Company’s financial results.

During the next six to twelve months, Frequency plans to continue refining customer deployments, measuring outcomes, developing standardized recurring revenue product packages, and establishing commercial models.

The Company also plans to test different ways of charging for these services.

These may include:

• Monthly pricing for each managed AI agent
• Monthly pricing for an automated business process
• Usage-based pricing
• Pricing tied to measurable business results

The Company believes a larger opportunity will come when successful customer projects become standard services that can be offered across Frequency’s existing customers and future customer bases from organic sales and MSP acquisitions.

MEDIA AS EDUCATION AND DISTRIBUTION

Frequency also plans to use its CEO’s media platform, along with its board members Kevin Harrington and David Meltzer, while building and expanding its own to explain how managed services are changing.

The Company expects to create content about agentic AI, cybersecurity, AI governance, business automation, and the future of the MSP industry.

In the coming weeks, Frequency expects to release a full report about the industry move from traditional managed services to managed intelligence.

The report is expected to explain:

• How agentic AI may change small and mid-sized businesses
• How service providers may earn revenue from AI
• Why cybersecurity and compliance are critical
• How AI agents may be priced and managed
• How acquisitions may help Frequency expand these services

“I’m avoiding the hype of just adding what word ‘AI’ to an MSP website because this way beyond that ,” Jordan said. “This is a change in how the business works. We already have the customer relationships. We understand the technology. We understand the risks. Now we are building the intelligence layer on top of it.”

About Frequency Holdings Inc.

Frequency Holdings Inc. is a technology-focused holding company building and acquiring assets in cybersecurity, managed intelligence, digital infrastructure, and media.

The Company’s strategy combines recurring operating revenue, agentic AI services, strategic acquisitions, and owned media distribution.

ReachOut Digital Intelligence, a wholly owned subsidiary of Frequency, provides cybersecurity-first technology services, compliance support, AI deployment, and managed technology operations to small and mid-sized businesses.

Forward-Looking Statements

This press release contains forward-looking statements about the Company’s plans, goals, and expected future activities. These statements include plans related to managed intelligence services, agentic AI, future revenue, acquisitions, financing, customer deployments, and the release of an industry report. Forward-looking statements are based on current expectations and involve risks and uncertainty. Actual results may be different. The Company cannot guarantee that it will complete any financing, acquisition, product launch, revenue goal, or other business plan described in this release. Frequency Holdings undertakes no obligation to update these statements except as required by law.

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