Rezolve AI PLC shares fell about 3% to 4% on Wednesday after gaining more than 20% the previous session when Google Cloud selected the company’s proprietary distributed database technology for its Google Cloud Web3 blockchain datasets. The pullback came despite the technology sector rising 0.24% and the S&P 500 gaining 0.04%, suggesting profit-taking after the sharp rally was compounded by broader software weakness. The deployment covers historical data across 10 blockchain networks, or about 100 terabytes, with each block subject to six cryptographic checks plus schema, structural and cross-validation before entering Google Cloud’s public datasets. Rezolve AI disclosed no contract value, term or expected revenue contribution. Shareholders have also approved the capital reduction and repurchase authority needed for a buyback of up to $300 million, subject to U.K. court approval expected by mid-September 2026. The company is scheduled to report earnings on Sept. 1, with estimates calling for a 4-cent loss and $63.20 million in revenue, while management has projected approximately $127 million in first-half revenue and reiterated full-year 2026 guidance of $360 million. Shares were down 2.70% at $2.88 at the time of publication.