Blockchain Technology Provider

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  Fastly

• SC

  ScyllaDB

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  Gcore

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  FalconDive

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  OpenAI

  1455 3rd Street, San Francisco, California, U.S.

  OpenAI is an American artificial intelligence research and deployment organization headquartered in San Francisco, California. Founded in December 2015 as a nonprofit, it transitioned in 2019 into a hybrid structure—a for‑profit public benefit corporation (PBC) controlled by a nonprofit foundation—to attract the capital needed for large‑scale AI development. The company’s mission is to ensure that artificial general intelligence (AGI) benefits all of humanity. OpenAI is best known for its GPT series of large language models and for launching ChatGPT in November 2022, which catalyzed a global generative‑AI boom. Beyond ChatGPT, it offers products including the OpenAI API, DALL·E image generation, Codex for coding, and specialised agents. In 2025–2026, OpenAI closed record‑breaking funding rounds totaling $122 billion in committed capital, reaching a valuation of $852 billion and becoming the most valuable private technology company in history. The company has grown to an estimated 4,500 employees as of 2026. Despite its commercial success, OpenAI has faced criticism over AI safety, copyright lawsuits, and internal governance upheavals, including the temporary ousting and reinstatement of CEO Sam Altman in November 2023.

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  idPair

  Morristown, New Jersey, USA

  idPair is an award-winning, privacy-first technology company that transforms responsible gambling through advanced data de-identification and cross-operator analytics. Founded in 2022 by former gaming operator Jonathan Aiwazian, the company addresses the critical gap of players circumventing self-exclusion and deposit limits by moving between operators or across state lines. idPair’s core solution, the National Voluntary Self-Exclusion Program (NVSEP), enables individuals to self-exclude from gambling across multiple U.S. states and platforms in a single session, operating as a centralized registry in partnership with state gaming commissions, tribal authorities, and fantasy sports operators. The company also offers a single-customer-view platform that anonymizes and analyzes player behavior to provide operators and regulators with actionable risk insights. Headquartered in Morristown, New Jersey, idPair has earned recognition including the Flutter Entertainment & Responsible Gaming Council Play Well Challenge, the GuardDog Connected Data Innovation Award, and VIXIO Initiative of the Year. In March 2026, the company closed a seed funding round led by Game Changers Ventures, signaling strong market confidence in its cross-state responsible gambling infrastructure.

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  Oracle

  Austin, Texas, United States

  Oracle Corporation is an American multinational technology company founded in 1977 by Larry Ellison, Bob Miner, and Ed Oates in Santa Clara, California. Initially named Software Development Laboratories, it became Oracle Systems Corporation in 1983, reflecting its flagship Oracle Database product. Today, Oracle is headquartered in Austin, Texas, and employs approximately 141,000 people. The company is a dominant force in enterprise software, particularly database management systems, where it has held the leading position for decades. Oracle's business spans cloud infrastructure (Oracle Cloud Infrastructure), enterprise applications (ERP, HCM, CX, SCM), and hardware. In fiscal year 2025, Oracle generated $57.4 billion in revenue and announced a $45–50 billion financing plan for 2026 to expand its cloud and AI infrastructure. The company's aggressive push into high-performance cloud computing and AI workloads positions it as a critical player in the next wave of computing, despite intense competition from Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud.

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  AWS

  410 Terry Ave N, Seattle, WA 98109, USA

  Amazon Web Services, Inc. (AWS) is the world’s most comprehensive and broadly adopted cloud platform, operated as a subsidiary of Amazon.com. Launched internally in 2002 as a set of web services and publicly as a cloud computing platform in March 2006, AWS offers over 200 on‑demand services including compute, storage, databases, machine learning, analytics, and networking. Customers pay only for what they use with no upfront commitments, a model that has enabled millions of organisations—from startups to governments—to scale globally without maintaining physical infrastructure. AWS operates from data centres across 33 geographic regions (as of early 2025) and serves more than a million active customers. Its revenue reached $128.7 billion in fiscal year 2025, driven by a 31% share of the cloud infrastructure market. AWS’s commitment to operational excellence, customer obsession, and rapid innovation has made it the backbone of modern digital transformation.

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  Quanta Blockchain Technology Provider

  Isle of Man

  Quanta Technology Co., Ltd., operating as quanta.im, is the world’s first fully licensed blockchain lottery operator, headquartered in the Isle of Man. Built on the Ethereum blockchain, the company offers a transparent, low‑cost, and currency‑agnostic lottery platform that leverages smart contracts to automate draws and record results immutably, allowing players to verify fairness independently. Quanta accepts both fiat and cryptocurrency payments, positioning itself at the intersection of regulated gambling and blockchain innovation. The company markets its solution as a turnkey, white‑label platform for lottery operators seeking compliance and global reach. Although its founding year and team size are not publicly disclosed, Quanta has been active since at least early 2019, when it launched a Chinese‑language website targeting the Asian market. Its leadership consists of a Chief Financial Officer and a Chief Operating Officer, both based on the Isle of Man. By combining a regulatory license with decentralised technology, Quanta aims to restore trust in lottery systems and offers a live demonstration through its own branded lottery.

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  Octavian International Ltd

  Octavian International Ltd was a UK-based provider and integrator of networked gaming systems, active from 2001 until its dissolution in 2012. The company developed central server platforms, game content management software, and player management tools for casinos, AWP (Amusements With Prizes) operations, lotteries, and emerging gaming markets worldwide. With a reported headcount of 51–200 employees at its peak, Octavian's technology was deployed in over 50 countries, including the UK, Russia, Italy, Germany, and Latin America. The company was acquired by PacificNet Inc. in the mid-2000s, integrating its solutions into a broader iGaming portfolio. Despite its corporate closure, Octavian's legacy as an early pioneer of centralized gaming management platforms remains notable for historians of the iGaming sector. The brand continues through Octavian Global Technologies Inc., a US-based entity, though the original UK company is no longer operational. Its registered office was in Birmingham, England.

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  gripAI

  Tel Aviv, Tel-Aviv District, Israel

  gripAI is a privately held Israeli technology company developing an AI-powered bet insurance platform for sportsbooks, gaming platforms, and prediction markets. The company's proprietary engine analyzes real-time data and player behavior to determine how close users were to winning a wager, then triggers dynamic risk-mitigation models designed to convert near-losses into continued engagement. By introducing a new monetization layer based on advanced AI analytics, gripAI aims to reduce player churn and foster trust through a fair-play experience. The platform is built for digital ecosystems seeking to retain players who would otherwise leave after a losing streak. gripAI is based in Tel Aviv, Israel, and operates with a small, experienced team. The company also serves as an official sponsor of Hapoel Tel Aviv F.C., indicating a marketing presence in Israeli sports. As of the latest available information, gripAI has not publicly disclosed its founding year, specific product names, funding rounds, or key leadership beyond what is implied by its social media presence.

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  GR8 Tech

  Limassol, Cyprus

  GR8 Tech is a Cyprus-based B2B technology provider delivering high-performance sportsbook, casino, and turnkey solutions to iGaming operators worldwide. Founded by Evgen Belousov, the company has rapidly established itself as a trusted partner for operators seeking scalable, modular platforms designed to maximise revenue and accelerate market entry. With a team of 500–1,000 employees, GR8 Tech operates from its headquarters in Limassol, Cyprus, and maintains a significant presence in Kyiv, Ukraine. The company’s proprietary platform includes a comprehensive suite of modules – CRM, Payment Gateway, Sportsbook, Casino Aggregation, Affiliate Platform, PAM & Seamless Wallet, and more – all built on a no-code, modular architecture that allows operators to customise their offering without heavy development effort. GR8 Tech claims 54,000 transactions per second, 99.99% uptime, and support for over 250 game providers with 20,000+ games. In 2025, the company underwent a leadership transition with Oleksandr Feshchenko taking over as CEO, succeeding founder Evgen Belousov. GR8 Tech has also forged high-profile partnerships, including with boxing champion Oleksandr Usyk’s “Ready to Fight” platform and legendary football manager José Mourinho. The company regularly wins industry accolades, most recently being named Best Platform Provider 2026 at the SiGMA Eurasia Awards.