A short, curated read on funding, deals and regulation in AI, Gaming, iGaming and tech. Every headline links to the original publisher.
Finland has named its first licensed operators ahead of the end of the state monopoly, with more applications still under review.
Read on Gaming Intelligence (opens in a new tab)The prediction-market platform has raised new capital as it moves into products beyond event contracts.
Read on CNBC (opens in a new tab)The Seoul-based chip company is funding wider production of its inference accelerators and work on its next generation of silicon.
Read on FuriosaAI (opens in a new tab)London Stock Exchange Group has agreed to buy the credit intelligence and data provider, adding it to its data and analytics business.
Read on LSEG (opens in a new tab)A research lab focused on training large models with less data has closed a large Series A less than a year after launching.
Read on TechCrunch (opens in a new tab)The RISC-V AI chip company is putting its Series E into server production, processor licensing and hiring.
Read on TechTarget (opens in a new tab)The corporate card and spend-management company has raised again, with AI features at the centre of its product plans.
Read on TechCrunch (opens in a new tab)One betting exchange is absorbing another’s brand, linking the deal to renewed interest in peer-to-peer betting and prediction markets.
Read on SBC News (opens in a new tab)The Istanbul mobile studio behind Smash Fest has new backing to grow its team and develop further titles.
Read on PocketGamer.biz (opens in a new tab)Roblox has hired the team behind an AI sound-search startup to build audio tools for its creators.
Read on PocketGamer.biz (opens in a new tab)Lottomatica and CIRSA have approved the terms of their cross-border merger, which still needs shareholder and regulatory approval.
Read on SiGMA (opens in a new tab)EG7’s publishing arm has bought the Danish studio behind the survival game Necesse, with the team staying in place.
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