Data & Analytics

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  Data Insight

  Eden Terrace, Auckland, New Zealand

  Data Insight Ltd is a privately held New Zealand-based consultancy that helps organizations turn data and artificial intelligence into tangible business outcomes. Founded in 2013 and headquartered in Eden Terrace, Auckland, the company works with both public and private sector clients operating in complex, enterprise-scale environments. Its services span the full data lifecycle, including data strategy, governance, cloud data platforms, analytics engineering, AI enablement, and capability uplift. The firm emphasizes building strong foundations in data quality, architecture, and operating models to ensure analytics and AI initiatives are scalable, responsible, and sustainable. Data Insight positions itself as a partner for organizations that need more than dashboards or tools—it seeks to build enduring data capability and culture. With an estimated 11–50 employees, the company operates in a niche market within New Zealand, focusing on high-complexity environments. Despite its limited public profile, the consultancy serves regulated sectors and has not announced any funding rounds or proprietary products. Its approach is service-oriented rather than product-led, differentiating it from larger analytics software vendors.

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  America Simulcast

  0801, Panama City, Panama

  America Simulcast is a Panama-based distributor and technology provider specializing in horse racing information services across Latin America. The company aggregates live racing signals and data from over 125 North American racetracks, supplying proprietary software, application hosting, and simulcast distribution to operators and broadcasters. In March 2025, it became the exclusive LATAM distributor for 1/ST CONTENT, the premium content arm of 1/ST Racing, covering tracks such as Gulfstream Park and Santa Anita Park. The first customer under this deal was Ecuadorian operator Sportbet, integrating commingled betting pools. America Simulcast positions itself as a leading LATAM aggregator, bridging underserved markets with North American horse racing content. Its infrastructure boasts high redundancy across software, hardware, and telecommunications for 24/7/365 service. The company also publishes magazines, though details remain sparse. As a privately held firm, it discloses no founding year, employee count, or executive names in public materials.

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  DroomDroom

  DroomDroom is a crypto discovery and intelligence platform that aims to make Web3 accessible to a broad audience. Positioned as a free, content-driven resource, the site aggregates thousands of hours of research into high-quality articles covering blockchain fundamentals, cryptocurrency trading strategies, DeFi protocols, staking pools, wallet comparisons, and exchange alternatives. It serves over 300,000 monthly readers through distinct categories—Guides, Research, Explained, and Spotlight—designed to help users navigate the rapidly evolving Web3 space with clarity. The platform’s mission is to bring Web3 mainstream by providing a reliable educational resource for both newcomers and experienced crypto users. DroomDroom keeps a relatively low public profile, with limited information available about its founding team or corporate structure, but its content is substantial and well-structured.

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  Slot Check

  Madison, Wisconsin, USA

  Slot Check is a privately held technology startup that provides a revolutionary mobile web app delivering real-time, machine-level slot performance data directly to players and, through that engagement, actionable intelligence to casino operators. Founded in 2020 and headquartered in Madison, Wisconsin, the company operates with a lean team of 2–10 employees. Its core product – accessible via smartphone, tablet, or PC – pulls live data from casino slot floors to display metrics such as Return to Player (RTP), Payout to Player (POP), jackpot frequency, win-per-spin averages, volatility profiles, and multi-timeframe trends ranging from 1 hour to 30 days. Players can search by game title, theme, or slot number, tag favorites, create playlists, compare machines, and view leaderboards, with deeper personalization available when linking their casino player card ID. By giving slot players the same kind of data-driven edge that sports bettors have long enjoyed, Slot Check aims to modernize the casino floor experience and drive incremental revenue for operators through increased visitation, coin-in, and player loyalty. The company has raised approximately $2.45M in funding and recently entered a strategic global partnership with SCCG Management to accelerate commercial adoption across commercial and tribal gaming markets.

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  Quick Custom Intelligence

  San Diego, California, USA

  Quick Custom Intelligence (QCI) is a San Diego-based technology company that provides a generative intelligence platform for casinos and resorts. Co-founded by Dr. Ralph Thomas and Andrew Cardno, QCI transforms operational, marketing, and player-development data into real-time insights. Its platform is deployed across more than 300 casino resorts in 17 countries, managing over $40 billion in annual gross gaming revenue. QCI's product suite includes QCI Resorts, QCI Enterprise, QCI HostConnect, QCI Player, and VizExplorer. In July 2025, the company secured an eight-figure minority growth investment from Curve Partners. QCI is known for its bootstrapped growth, founder-led culture, and deep analytics heritage. Advisors and executives have co-authored 15 books and hold over 150 patents. With offices in multiple US cities, QCI drives the 'Fun Economy' by helping operators shift from operational management to experiential intelligence.

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  Datails Technologies

  Datails Technologies Limited is a micro-enterprise developing an AI-powered analytics platform designed to unify fragmented enterprise data systems into a single orchestration layer. The company's core product, the Datails AI Workspace, connects disparate data sources, workflows, and human expertise with embedded governance, explainability, and human oversight. Targeting sectors such as real estate and compliance, the platform aims to move beyond traditional dashboards by delivering predictive insights and triggering automated actions via AI agents. Founded by a solo operator, the company is in a pre-seed stage and demonstrated its minimum viable product at the PropTech AI Summit in Dubai in late 2024 or early 2025. With a reported headcount of one employee and no public funding records, Datails remains a very early-stage venture focused on product prototyping and early customer discovery. The company positions itself as an 'orchestration layer for enterprise AI and data,' with a mission to 'Predict. Explain. Orchestrate.' Its website and LinkedIn profile serve as the primary public sources, while no formal partnerships, licensing, or incorporation details have been found.

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  SlotCatalog

  Triq Il- Kannizzata, Balzan, Malta

  SlotCatalog, founded in 2016 and headquartered in Balzan, Malta, is a data-driven ecosystem that serves as a central intelligence layer for the online gambling industry. It combines a comprehensive slot database, analytical tools, and an affiliate network to provide transparency and actionable insights for game studios, casino operators, and players. The platform tracks real-time lobby visibility, spin activity, and player behavior across more than 2,000 casinos and 50 markets, generating proprietary metrics such as SlotRank and Provider Rank. SlotCatalog’s tools help studios validate demand and optimize distribution, while operators use the data to refine content and monetization strategies. Originally built on an affiliate-first model, the company has evolved into a broader B2B intelligence provider, offering paid data subscriptions, APIs, and promotional mechanics like CrossyRun™. SlotCatalog also runs its own data-driven awards programme, which was presented at SBC Awards Europe 2026. With a team of 51–200 employees, the privately held company positions itself as an independent, objective resource that aligns player demand with market performance.

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  Yippee AI

  Yippy AI is a privately held boutique marketing technology company that develops brand intelligence platforms designed to integrate a company's brand identity directly into artificial intelligence workflows. Rather than positioning itself as a standalone product vendor, the firm operates as an internal tool-builder, having originally created its platform for its own parent agency's marketing teams. Yippy AI's core philosophy is that AI applications must be 'inducted' with brand context—voice, audience, boundaries—before they can produce outputs that are genuinely on-brand. The company's platform encodes these elements so that AI handles repetitive, high-volume tasks while human marketers retain oversight of strategic decisions. Yippy AI is an Owen Company, part of a small group of marketing-focused businesses. With a team of just 2–10 employees, the firm emphasises agility and deep integration with real-world marketing workflows. Its specialties include artificial intelligence, general marketing services, and synthetic user research. The company has not yet publicly disclosed its founding date, location, or funding history, and its leadership details remain sparse beyond the founder.

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  PandaScore

  Paris, France

  PandaScore is a Paris-based B2B supplier that operates the esports industry’s premier AI-powered data and odds engine. Founded in 2015 by Flavien Guillocheau and Jonathan Retterer, the company provides real-time statistics, live odds feeds, and risk management solutions specifically for esports betting operators, fantasy platforms, and media companies. Its technology covers major titles including League of Legends, Counter-Strike 2, Dota 2, Valorant, and Call of Duty. PandaScore distinguishes itself through a hybrid approach that combines expert human traders with machine learning models to deliver high-availability, low-latency odds. In 2023, the platform processed over €400 million in total bet volume and extracted more than one billion data points, reflecting 66% year-on-year growth. The company serves clients across North America, Europe, Asia, and Latin America, with notable partnerships including Betcris, Entain Australia, BET99, FortuneJack, Favbet, and Orenes Grupo. PandaScore is also an Official Data Partner of the Esports Integrity Commission (ESIC), underscoring its commitment to fair play and data integrity. The company has raised over $14 million in venture funding and continues to scale its product suite and global footprint.

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  NousViz

  Montreal, Quebec, Canada

  NousViz is an open-source data intelligence platform built by StatsDrone Inc., designed to unify fragmented marketing data from dozens of sources – including SEO tools (Ahrefs, Semrush, Moz), campaign trackers (Voluum, Keitaro), affiliate networks, and analytics dashboards – into a single, actionable view. The platform enables users to ingest data via pre-built or custom connectors, normalize and merge datasets, build real-time visualizations and dashboards, set smart alerts for metric shifts (revenue drops, rank changes, anomalies), generate automated reports, and deploy AI agents for autonomous analysis and recommendations. With a modular, plugin-based architecture, it offers an open plugin marketplace where developers can build, share, and monetize integrations. Optional anonymized data sharing creates industry benchmarks and performance insights. NousViz is available as a self-hosted open-source product or as a hosted service. Headquartered in Montreal, Quebec, the company was founded in 2026 and operates with a small team of 2–10 employees. It positions itself as a more flexible and extensible alternative to traditional business intelligence tools like Tableau, Power BI, and Looker Studio, specifically tailored for marketing teams and data-driven decision-makers in industries such as iGaming, e-commerce, and digital marketing.

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  FlightAware

  Eleven Greenway Plaza, Houston, Texas 77046, USA

  FlightAware is a digital aviation company that operates the world’s largest flight tracking and data platform. Founded in 2005 by Daniel Baker, the company provides real-time, historical, and predictive flight tracking products to airlines, business aviation operators, airports, government agencies, and over 12 million monthly users. Its platform fuses data from more than 50 government air traffic control authorities, a proprietary network of over 40,000 ADS-B ground stations in 196 countries, satellite-based ADS-B from Aireon, and datalink providers such as ARINC, SITA, and Garmin. FlightAware’s core technology, HyperFeed®, aggregates thousands of global sources with proprietary AI models to deliver actionable insights. Key products include FlightAware Foresight (predictive analytics), Firehose (streaming API), AeroAPI (on-demand data), and consumer applications like Aviator and Global. The company serves over 10,000 aircraft operators and 100+ airlines. In November 2021, FlightAware was acquired by Collins Aerospace, a subsidiary of RTX (formerly Raytheon Technologies), and now operates as an independent subsidiary headquartered in Houston, Texas, with offices in New York, London, Singapore, and Austin. The company has been profitable since 2006 and continues to expand its global coverage and predictive capabilities.

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  LSEG Data and Analytics

  Paternoster Square, London, England

  LSEG Data & Analytics is the largest division of London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG), a British global financial infrastructure and data provider headquartered in London. Formed in 2021 through LSEG's $27 billion acquisition of Refinitiv, the division serves over 40,000 customers and supports more than 400,000 end users across approximately 190 markets. It delivers comprehensive market data, exclusive Reuters news, advanced analytics, and workflow solutions through its flagship platform LSEG Workspace. The division also provides real-time data feeds via Elektron, reference and pricing data through DataScope, quantitative analytics, and the FTSE Russell index family. A strategic partnership with Microsoft aims to create AI-ready data and cloud infrastructure, with LSEG Workspace integrating OpenAI's ChatGPT Enterprise. With over 18,000 employees and annual revenue of approximately £5.3 billion, LSEG Data & Analytics is a cornerstone of the global financial data industry, competing with Bloomberg, S&P Global, FactSet, and MSCI.