Crypto & Blockchain

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  Gambyt

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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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  Fastly

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  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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  Fan Rating

  London, United Kingdom

  Fan Rating Technologies Limited, trading as Fan Rating, is a Web3 GameFi company that blends fan engagement with user-generated content in sports and entertainment. Founded in 2021 and headquartered in London, United Kingdom, the company operates a blockchain-based platform where fans rate players, earn points, and redeem them for digital, phygital, and real-world rewards—including in-game items and exclusive merchandise. Fan Rating positions itself as a leading Web3 GameFi platform focusing primarily on football audiences, with potential expansion into other sports. The core product is a mobile-first app that lets users rate player performances, complete challenges, and accumulate Fan Points that can be spent in a marketplace offering both digital collectibles and tangible goods. The company has raised $2.5 million from investors including Pario Ventures and Wylab, reflecting growing institutional interest in fan-engagement technologies. With a lean team of 11-50 employees, Fan Rating aims to capture a significant share of the global fan engagement market, projected to grow from $7.24 billion in 2025 to $44.72 billion by 2036, by providing a verifiable and transparent reward mechanism powered by blockchain.

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  Kotani Pay

  Nairobi, Kenya

  Kotani Pay is a Kenyan fintech company that builds middleware payment infrastructure to connect blockchain-based digital assets with local currencies across Africa. Founded in 2020 by a team including former medical doctor Felix Macharia, the company addresses the gap between cryptocurrency adoption and the continent's reliance on feature phones by using Unstructured Supplementary Service Data (USSD) technology. This allows users to send, receive, and withdraw stablecoins and cryptocurrencies directly to mobile money wallets without needing internet access or a smartphone. Kotani Pay operates as a B2B service, offering a white-label API that enables crypto exchanges, remittance platforms, and other Web3 businesses to integrate with multiple mobile money networks, including M-Pesa and MTN MoMo. The company has raised $3 million in funding from investors such as P1 Ventures, DCG/Luno, and Flori Ventures, and has been selected for the UNICEF Venture Fund. It holds a Financial Service Provider license from South Africa’s Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA), signaling its commitment to regulatory compliance as it expands into markets like Rwanda, Senegal, and Nigeria.

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  GameOn

  Brooklyn, New York, USA

  GameOn Entertainment Technologies Inc. is a publicly traded technology company that develops blockchain-based fan engagement platforms for major sports leagues, teams, and iGaming operators. Founded in 2018 by Matt Bailey and headquartered in Brooklyn, New York, the company enables partners to deploy branded tokenized ecosystems using the $GAME token to power fan interactions, rewards, and prediction games. GameOn has secured strategic partnerships with Sportsology and raised $1.7 million in funding led by Lightning Capital and Flow in early 2025 to accelerate league-level rollouts. Its technology integrates with existing sportsbook and casino offerings, driving fan retention and generating new revenue streams for B2B partners. The company is listed on the Canadian Securities Exchange under ticker GAME and on the OTCQB under GMNNF.

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  Crypto Browser

  CT Technologies is the developer of CryptoTab Browser, a web browser that incorporates built-in cryptocurrency mining functionality, allowing users to earn Bitcoin (BTC) while browsing the internet, watching videos, or playing online games. The product is marketed as “the world’s first browser with mining features” and claims a community of over 20 million users across desktop and mobile platforms. CryptoTab Browser is available for Windows, macOS, and Android (via CryptoTab Lite on Google Play). The company offers additional services such as Cloud.Boosts for increasing hash rate, remote device management, and a withdrawal system for BTC earnings. The browser is Chromium-based and positions itself as a dual-purpose tool: a modern, fast browser with mining capabilities integrated seamlessly in the background. Users can monitor their hash rate and BTC balance, which updates every 10 minutes. Withdrawals are advertised as commission-free with unlimited daily transactions, though user reviews on Google Play have raised complaints about delays in processing withdrawals. The business model relies on a multilevel referral system and premium features (Cloud.Boosts). CT Technologies does not appear to have a publicly disclosed corporate structure, founding year, or headquarters; its primary public presence is through the CryptoTab Browser website and mobile app listings.

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  Crypto Cruize

  Crypto Cruize is a digital media company focused on delivering real-time cryptocurrency news, sharp analytical insights, and Web3 ecosystem updates. It aims to serve traders, investors, and blockchain enthusiasts by covering market movements, decentralized finance (DeFi), non-fungible tokens (NFTs), and emerging blockchain technologies. The company operates primarily through its website and maintains a LinkedIn presence to distribute content and engage with the crypto community. As of early 2025, Crypto Cruize appears to be a small-scale editorial outlet, but its founding year, corporate structure, and team composition remain unverified due to minimal public disclosures. The company has not announced any partnerships, funding rounds, or proprietary research tools, and its exact market reach and staff size are unknown. Its only confirmed public-facing channels are its website (which did not resolve during research) and its LinkedIn page, which provides no detail on team size, founding history, or location.