IT & Software Services
Companies offering it & software services in the iGaming industry — 337 listed.

GO Business
Singapore
GoBusiness is the designated digital gateway for businesses in Singapore to access a broad range of government e‑services, licences, permits, and resources. Jointly developed by Singapore’s Ministry of Trade and Industry (MTI) and the Government Technology Agency (GovTech), the platform consolidates previously fragmented government touchpoints into a single, user‑friendly interface. Launched as part of Singapore’s Smart Nation initiative, GoBusiness aims to reduce administrative burden, streamline compliance processes, and accelerate business registration and licensing. Through its core modules—GoBusiness Licensing and GoBusiness Dashboard—companies can apply for new licences, renew existing permits, amend licence details, check application statuses, and view a unified summary of all government‑to‑business transactions. The platform also serves as a central repository for regulatory announcements, scam alerts, and maintenance schedules. While the exact launch date is not publicly disclosed, GoBusiness has been progressively enhanced since its introduction, with regular system upgrades and new features (e.g., passkey authentication via Singpass announced for 2026). As a government‑owned initiative, GoBusiness does not operate as a private company; its development and maintenance are funded by the Singapore public sector.
Globant
Luxembourg City, Luxembourg (registered); San Francisco, California, USA (operational)
Globant is a publicly traded IT and software development company that designs, builds, and operates digitally native products and platforms for enterprises worldwide. Founded in 2003 in Buenos Aires, Argentina, by Martín Migoya, Guibert Englebienne, Martín Umaran, and Néstor Nocetti, the company has grown into a global AI powerhouse with more than 28,000 employees across 33 countries. Globant’s core mission is to bridge the gap between businesses and consumers through technology and creativity, leveraging deep expertise in artificial intelligence, cloud operations, blockchain, IoT, big data, and digital content. The firm has been recognized as a Worldwide Leader in AI Services (2023) and CX Improvement Services (2020) by IDC MarketScape, and is the fastest-growing IT brand globally (2024) according to Brand Finance. Globant serves high-profile clients such as Google, Electronic Arts, Santander, and LaLiga, and its work has been featured as case studies at Harvard, MIT, and Stanford. The company is active in sustainability initiatives through The Green Software Foundation and cybersecurity commitments via the Cybersecurity Tech Accord. Globant went public on the New York Stock Exchange in 2014 under the ticker GLOB and is now part of the Russell 1000 index. In recent years, the company has expanded through strategic acquisitions including Belatrix Software, PointSource, and Clarice Technologies to strengthen its capabilities in product engineering, video streaming, and digital transformation. Globant’s “Services Over Platforms” model enables clients to accelerate innovation by starting with pre-built platforms that are then customized to specific business needs.

GKMT IT
Jaipur, Rajasthan, India
GKMT IT is an Indian IT services firm headquartered in Jaipur, Rajasthan, delivering web design, development, graphic design, UI/UX design and digital marketing solutions. Founded in 2019, the company positions itself as a results‑driven partner for startups, SMEs and enterprises, with a core promise of “Say | Commit | Deliver.” Its team of 10–25 professionals is described as “well‑trained” and “regularly updated towards the latest technology.” The firm’s official website (gkmtit.com) lists web development, app development, graphic design, UI/UX design and digital marketing as primary services. GKMT IT has earned a 4.9 rating on Clutch from eight reviews and is listed on platforms such as TechBehemoths, GoodFirms and ConnectAmericas. The company is led by founder and managing director Nikhil Khunteta, who also founded the separate GKMT Institute (a training platform). While no other C‑level executives have been publicly confirmed, GKMT IT continues to serve a growing client base in and beyond Jaipur.

Gillware, Inc.
Madison, Wisconsin, USA
Gillware, Inc. is a privately held data recovery and digital forensics company headquartered in Madison, Wisconsin, founded in 2004 by brothers Brian and Tyler Gill. The company originated after Tyler Gill suffered a costly hard drive failure in college, leading the brothers to identify a gap in affordable, customer-friendly data recovery. From a basement operation, Gillware has grown into a worldwide leader in recovering data from failed storage devices—ranging from mechanical hard drives and SSDs to RAID arrays, virtual servers, and flash media. The company operates an ISO-5 Class 100 clean room lab and employs a team of engineers with extensive experience. Beyond recovery, Gillware has expanded into digital forensics, incident response, e-discovery, and risk management services, serving clients from individuals to U.S. government and healthcare institutions. It is known for pioneering the 'no data, no charge' pricing model and for developing proprietary in-house recovery software called Hombre. The company maintains an 'A' rating with the Better Business Bureau and has been repeatedly named the number one data recovery laboratory by TopTenReviews. Gillware employs between 11 and 50 people and continues to serve thousands of clients each year from its Madison facility.
GigaMedia Limited
Taipei, Taiwan
GigaMedia Limited is a diversified digital entertainment services provider, primarily operating in Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Macau. Listed on NASDAQ under the symbol GIGM, the company focuses on developing, licensing, and operating online games, especially mobile and casual titles, through its FunTown brand. Founded as Hoshin GigaMedia in Taiwan in 1998 and incorporated in Singapore in 1999, GigaMedia went public in 2000. Over the years, it transitioned from broadband software to gaming, acquiring FunTown in 2006. Despite a modest revenue base—$0.75 million in Q1 2026—the company holds over $27 million in cash and explores new ventures like GigaCloud, a cloud services platform for SMEs. With corporate roots in Taiwan and a global investor base, GigaMedia maintains a niche in Asian digital entertainment markets while adapting to industry shifts.
G.H.I. Solutions, Inc. - Gaming Hospitality Information Solutions
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States
G.H.I. Solutions, Inc., also known as GHI Solutions, is a privately held information technology consulting firm founded in October 2002 by Claudia Winkler and headquartered in Las Vegas, Nevada. The company focuses exclusively on the gaming and hospitality industries, providing top-level IT consultation and business process improvement services. With a small, specialized team of 2 to 10 employees, GHI Solutions helps clients maximize existing technology investments or acquire and implement new systems. Its core offerings include strategic technology leadership, IT assessments, M&A due diligence, transition services, expert witness and litigation support, business process analysis and optimization, data warehouse design, and guidance on leveraging existing assets. The firm positions itself as a vendor-neutral trusted advisor for casino operators, hotel resorts, and hospitality enterprises, aiming to deliver actionable information that improves bottom-line performance. Over more than two decades, GHI Solutions has built a reputation for unbiased analysis and deep expertise within its niche, participating in industry events and being listed on directories such as CasinoVendors.com and iGamingSuppliers.com. Claudia Winkler remains the sole named executive, serving as President and founder.
Gateway Digital
Maria Montessorilaan 3, Zoetermeer 2719 DB, Netherlands
Gateway Digital is a new‑age technology partner that helps enterprises accelerate their digital transformation initiatives. As a wholly owned part of Gateway Group, it combines deep engineering expertise with cloud, AI, cybersecurity, and product engineering capabilities to deliver scalable, outcome‑driven solutions. The company serves over 30 Fortune 500 clients across more than 30 countries, drawing on 26+ years of experience in the technology services space. Its global delivery model, coupled with a strong emphasis on innovation and security, positions Gateway Digital as a trusted adviser for organisations seeking to modernise legacy systems, build cloud‑native applications, and embed artificial intelligence into their core operations. The company’s proprietary platform AutoDAP further extends its ability to accelerate the digital journey for clients, particularly in the automotive and industrial sectors. Headquartered with a significant US presence, Gateway Digital maintains a distributed team that works at the intersection of business strategy and technology execution. While exact employee numbers are not publicly disclosed, the company’s revenue is estimated at $87.4 million, reflecting a mature and growing practice. Gateway Digital’s leadership is anchored by chairman Niraj Gemawat and chief executive Indrajeet Mitra, who guide the firm’s strategic direction and operational excellence.
GC Gaming Curacao
Physical Address:, Mailing Address:, 7 Abraham de Veerstraat, Willemstad, Colorado 98006, PO Box 840, Willemstad 4300, Curaçao
No company named “GC Gaming Curacao” could be identified through extensive web research. The exact term returned zero relevant results across iGaming industry databases, news articles, or corporate registries. The closest match is Gaming Curacao N.V., but that is a distinct entity. Therefore, no profile can be provided for GC Gaming Curacao.

GameArt
Floriana, La Valletta, Malta
GameArt is a privately held B2B developer of HTML5 slot games and iGaming platform solutions, founded in 2013 and headquartered in Floriana, Malta. Operating under a Malta Gaming Authority licence, the company focuses exclusively on regulated markets and has built a portfolio of over 80 slot titles featuring innovative mechanics such as Megaways, buy-bonus options, and expanding wilds, alongside classic table and fruit games. All games are built on HTML5 technology for seamless cross-device compatibility. GameArt distributes its content through leading aggregators like SOFTSWISS and has partnered with Uplatform to expand its reach in Latin America. In 2023 the company announced the development of its own proprietary iGaming platform, signalling a move toward offering a full-stack solution. With an estimated 51–200 employees, GameArt continues to grow its regulated-market footprint and game catalogue, positioning itself as a competitive force in the global iGaming supply sector.

GameHouse
Seattle, Washington, United States
GameHouse Inc. is an American casual game developer, publisher, and digital video game distributor headquartered in Seattle, Washington. Founded in 1998 by Ben Exworthy and Garr Godfrey, the company initially focused on downloadable PC games, launching with the popular title Collapse!. It quickly established itself as a pioneer in the casual gaming space, targeting a broad audience—particularly women, who now account for an estimated 97% of its player base. In 2004, GameHouse was acquired by RealNetworks for $14.6 million in cash plus approximately 3.3 million shares of stock, valued at around $35.6 million total. The acquisition allowed GameHouse to maintain its Seattle operations while integrating into RealNetworks' larger distribution network. Over the years, the company expanded its portfolio through mergers, including the 2006 integration of European casual game portal Zylom, and the 2009 merger with RealNetworks' own RealArcade service. Today, GameHouse offers a library of more than 3,000 games across PC (Windows and Mac), mobile (iOS and Android), and web platforms. Its subscription service, GameHouse+, launched in 2000, is one of the earliest examples of a "Netflix for games" model, predating Apple Arcade. The company's development studios in Eindhoven, Barcelona, and Alicante (Spain) produce original franchises such as the Delicious series (featuring the character Emily), Text Express, and Jewel Match Solitaire. Under the leadership of CEO Simonetta Lulli Gómez, GameHouse continues to focus on story-driven, time-management, puzzle, and hidden-object games designed for non-traditional gamers. The company employs approximately 75 people and serves around 3.5 million monthly active users.
Gambling Invest
Global Gateway 8, Rue de la Perle, Providence, Grand' Anse (Mahé), Seychelles
GamblingInvest.com is a domain names marketplace completely dedicated to gambling-related domains. From betting domains to casino and sportsbook names, from igaming domains to poker domains, at GamblingInvest.com companies and individuals within the gambling industry can find the perfect domain names for their online gambling sites. GamblingInvest.com is a division of Turn Invest Group, which took over the gambling domains business of Domain Invest Ltd, a company established by Pierluigi Buccioli, who back in 2003 also founded Bookmakers Review, the most popular bookmaker ratings site in Europe, and who has been buying and selling gambling-related domains since 2007. Our wealth of expertise in the gambling and igaming industries means we are well positioned to identify domain names that provide branding opportunities as well as advise interested buyers about the peculiarities of the gambling domains market, which is different and more sophisticated compared to the generic domain names market.

Gamblify ApS
Lyngbyvej 15, 2100 Copenhagen, Denmark
Gamblify ApS is a privately owned Danish iGaming technology provider that develops both hardware and software solutions for the gambling industry. Tracing its origins to 1992 through its parent group Spilhuset, Gamblify operates as an independent entity focused on delivering innovative products for land‑based and online gaming. The company’s portfolio spans classic slot machines and multigame terminals to online casino platforms and sportsbook solutions, all built on a single codebase that deploys across mobile apps, web, Windows, Mac, and embedded devices. Gamblify is known for its 3D slot games such as Disco Fever, El Dorado, and Diamond Dash, which have helped modernise the Danish slot market. The company is headquartered in Copenhagen, Denmark, with a secondary office in Skopje, North Macedonia, and employs approximately 50 people. As part of the Spilhuset group, Gamblify benefits from a strong domestic presence; Spilhuset is the second‑largest offline operator in Denmark. In 2025, Gamblify announced a partnership with BetConstruct to broaden its game offering and entered an agreement with Danske Spil for its Elite subsidiary. The company places a strong emphasis on responsible gaming, implementing measures such as self‑exclusion tools and limits.
Recent News

Spinomenal Brings Midnight Steamer Into Hold & Hit Series With 3x3 Grid
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Aviatrix gains Colombian certification after Coljuegos rewrites instant-win rules
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Allwyn digital chief confirms active M&A pipeline but insists there is no rush to deal
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BMM Testlabs Set for Sydney Showcase at AGE 2026
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Tsogo Sun to part with Welkom casino as betting dominates South Africa's gambling revenue
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Third Circuit Revives Atlantic City Casino Price-Fixing Class Action Over AI Software Use
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