Infrastructure Provider

Companies offering infrastructure provider in the iGaming industry — 5 listed.

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ADI Chain
Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
ADI Chain is a sovereign-grade Ethereum Layer-2 blockchain developed by the ADI Foundation, an Abu Dhabi-based entity founded by Sirius International Holding, the digital arm of International Holding Company (IHC) – one of the world’s largest investment conglomerates. Designed specifically for governments, financial institutions, and regulated enterprises, ADI Chain combines zero-knowledge rollup technology with native compliance modules to support applications such as central bank stablecoins, tokenized real-world assets, digital identity systems, and institutional settlement rails. The network aims to onboard one billion people onto blockchain by 2030, initially targeting markets in the Middle East, Africa, and Asia. Key ecosystem partners include Mastercard, M‑Pesa, BlackRock, Franklin Templeton, and Chainlink. In 2026, ADI Chain secured a $50 million strategic investment to scale its infrastructure, and its mainnet went live alongside the launch of the ADI utility token. Notable live projects include the official FIFA World Cup prediction market (ADI Predictstreet), the dirham-pegged stablecoin DDSC (in collaboration with First Abu Dhabi Bank and IHC), and various government digital transformation initiatives across the UAE and Kenya.
Advanced Connections
Carrollton, Texas, USA
Advanced Connections Inc. (ACI) is a full‑service technology and infrastructure solutions provider headquartered in Carrollton, Texas. Founded in 1988, the company has grown over three decades into a trusted partner for designing, installing, and maintaining structured cabling, audio‑visual, and security systems across commercial, industrial, government, healthcare, education, and retail sectors. ACI positions itself as a “leading technology integrator,” offering custom solutions from fiber‑optic backbone design to access control and video surveillance. The firm serves clients ranging from small startups to global enterprises, with project portfolios that include hospitals, schools, financial institutions, and government facilities. Beyond installation, ACI provides network documentation, design consultation, and ongoing support. The company operates multiple offices in Texas (Dallas/Fort Worth, San Antonio, Houston) and holds cooperative contracts such as TIPS via Region 8 ESC, enabling member organizations to procure services under pre‑negotiated terms. With President Happy Baumann at the helm and a lean executive structure, ACI maintains a stable, mid‑sized operation with a reputation for reliability and technical expertise.
TheTEHGroup / Cloudfare
San Francisco, California, USA
Cloudflare is a cloud-native network-as-a-service platform that secures, accelerates, and optimizes websites, applications, and internal corporate networks. Founded in 2009 by Matthew Prince, Michelle Zatlyn, and Lee Holloway, the company emerged from Project Honey Pot, an anti-spam system that tracked malicious email harvesting. After winning the Harvard Business School Business Plan competition in April 2009, the co‑founders refined a prototype that not only stopped threats but also improved website performance by caching static resources and filtering malicious traffic. Cloudflare launched a private beta in June 2010 and quickly gained millions of users. Today, Cloudflare operates one of the world’s largest edge networks, spanning 335+ cities and reaching 95% of the global population within 50 milliseconds. Its integrated platform delivers security (DDoS mitigation, web application firewall, bot management), performance (CDN, load balancing, video streaming), and developer tools (serverless Workers, AI inference, storage). The company also provides Zero Trust network access, secure web gateway, and cloud email security for internal enterprise use. Trusted by 42% of the Fortune 500, Cloudflare is publicly traded on the NYSE under the ticker NET. In 2026, it announced a major partnership with Mastercard to extend cyber defense to critical infrastructure and small businesses, and launched a new partner program aimed at accelerating SASE/SSE adoption.
Cloudflare
San Francisco, California, USA
Cloudflare, Inc. is a global internet infrastructure and cybersecurity company that provides content delivery network (CDN), DDoS mitigation, web application firewall, and edge computing services. Founded in 2009 by Matthew Prince, Lee Holloway, and Michelle Zatlyn, the company operates a network spanning over 335 cities, placing it within 50 milliseconds of 95% of the global internet population. Cloudflare serves as a reverse proxy for approximately 21.3% of all websites, according to W3Techs, and powers 42% of the Fortune 500. The company went public on the NYSE in 2019 under ticker NET and reported $2.168 billion in revenue for fiscal year 2025. Its mission is to help build a better Internet through a comprehensive platform that includes security, performance, developer, and consumer products. Cloudflare has faced controversies over content neutrality and experienced significant outages in 2025, but remains a dominant player in cloud services and cybersecurity infrastructure.
Cloudflare (TEH Group)
San Francisco, California, USA
Cloudflare, Inc. (NYSE: NET) is a leading connectivity cloud company that provides a comprehensive suite of Internet performance, security, and edge‑computing services. Founded in 2009 by Matthew Prince, Lee Holloway, and Michelle Zatlyn, the company operates one of the world’s largest global networks, spanning more than 335 cities within 50 ms of 95 % of the global population. Its core offerings include a reverse proxy, a content delivery network (CDN), DDoS mitigation, a public DNS resolver (1.1.1.1), a VPN service (WARP), and the Workers serverless compute platform. In recent years Cloudflare has expanded into Zero Trust networking, SASE via Cloudflare One, AI security gateways, and domain registration. The company’s mission is “to help build a better Internet,” and it powers approximately 21 % of all websites (as of January 2026 per W3Techs), including 42 % of the Fortune 500. Cloudflare went public on the New York Stock Exchange in September 2019 at $15 per share. As of 2025, the company reported over 5,100 employees and annual revenue exceeding $2.1 billion. Cloudflare’s network processes billions of threats daily, and it is frequently recognized by industry analysts for its vision in SASE and Zero Trust platforms. The company also faces periodic controversy over content‑neutrality policies and has been involved in copyright litigation.