IT & Software Services
Companies offering it & software services in the iGaming industry — 337 listed.
Cyber Ventures Ltd
Slinfold, West Sussex, United Kingdom
Cyber Ventures Ltd is a UK-based software development and licensing company specialising in affiliate management and tracking technology. Operating primarily through its brand Cyber Ventures, the company supplies affiliate tracking software, affiliate network solutions, and managed affiliate program services to clients in the iGaming, trading, retail, and cryptocurrency sectors. Founded in 1999 and registered in England and Wales, the company offers both SaaS and self-hosted enterprise license deployments, providing advanced tracking, detailed reporting, and responsive interfaces across devices. Its platform serves affiliate program operators, performance marketing teams, white-label suppliers, and marketing networks. Additionally, Cyber Ventures operates an affiliate network that connects brands with a pool of affiliate marketers on revenue share or CPA commission models, along with full managed services for affiliate program startups or legacy operations. Despite being registered as dormant in recent accounts, the company's active trading website indicates ongoing business operations. Cyber Ventures Ltd maintains a low public profile with no disclosed headcount or executive team, and its registered office is located in Slinfold, West Sussex.
CyberInt
Tel Aviv, Israel
CyberInt (now operating as Check Point Exposure Management) was a global cybersecurity firm specialising in external risk management, including threat intelligence, attack surface management, digital risk protection, and deep & dark web monitoring. Founded in 2009 in Tel Aviv, Israel, by Itay Yanovski, Raz Alon, and Shay Priel, the company grew into one of the fastest‑growing External Risk Management companies in the market. Its platform, originally branded as Argos, unified multiple cyber risk detection and mitigation capabilities into a single solution, enabling security teams to identify and remediate external threats before they caused harm. CyberInt served a diverse global clientele, including Fortune 500 leaders. In 2024, the company was acquired by Check Point Software Technologies and rebranded as Check Point Exposure Management, with its technology and team integrated into Check Point’s broader security operations. The acquisition closed on October 1, 2024. At the time of acquisition, CyberInt employed over 170 people worldwide and maintained offices in Tel Aviv, Israel; Redwood City, California; and Singapore. The company was recognised for its Impactful Intelligence approach, which combined high‑quality data from open, deep, and dark web sources with autonomous discovery of external‑facing assets to deliver accurate, actionable threat alerts.
CSG Direct
Reno, Nevada, USA
CSG Direct is a multi-channel direct marketing and digital printing company headquartered in Reno, Nevada, founded in 1995. With over 25 years of experience in the direct mail industry, it has evolved from a traditional mail service provider into a full-service partner offering integrated digital and offline marketing solutions. The company positions itself as a one-stop shop for businesses seeking targeted, data-driven campaigns that combine physical mail with digital technologies. Its core services include variable digital printing, direct mail production, email marketing, advanced data services such as list cleaning and database management, and marketing automation. CSG Direct is best known for its proprietary CSG Direct Connect platform, which merges traditional direct mail with eight digital touchpoints—including social media ad retargeting, USPS Informed Delivery, QR codes, call tracking, and online follow-up ads—to create a measurable omni-channel experience. The company also offers Direct Match, which adds addressable geofencing, and a digital-only ad service for clients who wish to skip mail entirely. Serving a wide range of clients primarily in the United States, CSG Direct helps businesses maximize response rates and return on investment through seamless print and digital channel integration.
CSL Data Centre Services
66 Dun Karm Street, Birkirkara, Malta
CSL Data Centre Services (CSL) is a Maltese systems integrator and cloud services provider that operates its own Tier III, carrier-neutral data centre facilities in Birkirkara, Malta. The company offers a comprehensive suite of infrastructure services including private and shared cloud hosting, bare-metal servers, colocation, hardware and software maintenance, and business continuity & recovery solutions. Its data centre spans 2,000 square metres of rack space, is N+1 redundant, and draws power from a dedicated 2 MW substation. CSL holds ISO 27001 and PCI DSS certifications, underscoring its commitment to information security and compliance—critical for the iGaming and financial sectors it primarily serves. The company hosts the backend systems of over 50 gaming companies and more than 10 investment banks. With a lean team of approximately 30 in-house engineers, CSL provides 24/7 NOC support with a guaranteed 2-hour hardware SLA, positioning itself as a trusted, high-availability partner for regulated, latency-sensitive industries.
Criticalcase
Italy
Criticalcase is a European multicloud solution provider founded in 1999 and headquartered in Italy. The company specialises in high‑availability cloud infrastructure, cybersecurity, and managed IT services, delivering custom solutions that ensure 100% uptime and optimal performance for mission‑critical applications. With over two decades of experience, Criticalcase positions itself as a “Multicloud Solution Provider” that offers end‑to‑end services including cloud architecture design, migration, operations optimisation, security governance, and 24/7 proactive monitoring. Their clientele spans multiple industries, with a strong focus on iGaming/gambling operators whose platforms require zero downtime, robust security, and scalable performance. The company operates as an international group with business units that provide tailor‑made services for cloud, security, and performance management. Criticalcase is also a certified partner of major hyperscalers such as AWS, Azure, GCP, Alibaba Cloud, and Tencent Cloud. In 2025, Andersen Consulting announced a strategic partnership with Criticalcase to enhance digital transformation offerings, underscoring the company’s reputation in the European cloud and cybersecurity landscape. While Criticalcase does not operate its own gambling platforms, it serves as a critical infrastructure backbone for online casinos, sportsbooks, and gaming operators that require highly resilient, compliant, and secure IT environments.
Computime Ltd.
Malta
Computime Ltd. is a Maltese-headquartered specialist ICT services provider that has evolved over four decades from a small accounting-focused firm into a regional technology partner. The company designs, deploys, and manages end-to-end digital infrastructure for businesses across Europe and the Mediterranean, offering servers, storage, networking, cybersecurity, and structured cabling. It also delivers back-office applications and managed services, and in 2025 entered a strategic collaboration with PwC Digital Services to bring enterprise-grade AI solutions to market. Computime is publicly listed on the Malta Stock Exchange as Computime Holdings plc, with its operating subsidiary Computime Ltd. serving clients ranging from SMEs to large organisations. The company is distinct from the Hong Kong-listed Computime Group Limited, which focuses on electronics manufacturing.
Codobux
Mohali, Punjab, India
Codobux is a privately held digital agency and custom software development company founded in 2017 (with some sources citing 2016 or 2018) and headquartered in Mohali, Punjab, India. The company specializes in building mobile applications, websites, e-commerce platforms, cloud solutions, and digital marketing services for businesses of all sizes. With a team of around 58 employees, Codobux leverages technologies like React, Node.js, and React Native to deliver scalable digital products. The company was founded by Manpreet Singh (CEO) and Ankit Chauhan (CTO), and it positions itself as a collaborative partner focused on quality and long-term client relationships. While Codobux does not market a proprietary product brand, its comprehensive suite of service lines serves clients across fitness, retail, and professional services sectors.
COCloud
Hong Kong
COCloud is a Hong Kong-based cloud solutions aggregator that provides end-to-end cloud services to businesses globally. Representing nine leading global cloud brands, the company offers a comprehensive suite of infrastructure, platform, and software solutions tailored for enterprises, including those in the iGaming and gambling sector. With a focus on security, scalability, and compliance, COCloud acts as a one-stop partner for digital transformation, helping clients migrate, manage, and optimize their cloud environments. The company’s product portfolio includes data storage, computing power, network security, and enterprise-grade digitalization tools. COCloud is known for its neutral stance, allowing clients to select the best cloud provider for their needs (AWS, Google Cloud, Azure, Alibaba Cloud, etc.) while providing managed services, cost optimization, and 24/7 technical support. The company was founded in 2018 and has since grown to serve over 500 enterprise clients across Asia, including leading gaming and fintech firms. COCloud’s headquarters are in Hong Kong, with additional offices in Singapore and China. The company emphasizes compliance with regional regulations and offers dedicated solutions for the gaming industry, including DDoS protection, low-latency hosting, and secure payment gateways. As of 2025, COCloud employs approximately 200 people globally and continues to expand its managed services and AI-enhanced cloud offerings.
Communicator Corporation
Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom
Communicator Corporation is a digital communications company founded in 2003 and headquartered in Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom. It provides a cloud-based platform for highly targeted email and SMS marketing, featuring automation workflows, advanced segmentation, and responsive templates. The platform integrates deeply with Salesforce via an AppExchange-listed connector, enabling automated contact synchronisation, campaign fulfilment, and metric tracking. This integration positions Communicator as a mid-market marketing automation provider, particularly suited to businesses already using Salesforce. In September 2018, the company was acquired by Ziff Davis, the digital media and technology conglomerate that also owns iContact, IGN, and Mashable. Despite the acquisition, Communicator continues to operate as a distinct business unit, primarily serving clients in the UK and Europe. Founded by James Bunting, the company differentiates itself from larger vendors like Mailchimp and HubSpot through its focus on data-driven, permission-based communications and strong CRM connectivity. Its client base spans retail, financial services, and B2B sectors, relying on the platform for transactional emails, lead nurturing, and customer retention campaigns.
Codemodity KFT
1136 Budapest, Pannónia utca 30, Hungary
Codemodity KFT is a Budapest-headquartered software engineering and IT consulting company that delivers specialised gamification, tournament, and loyalty tools for the online gambling industry. Founded in July 2018 by former Betsson Group .NET developers Peter Bognar and Daniel Parragh, the company has grown into an ISO 27001-certified technology partner for casino operators, game providers, and aggregators across Europe and beyond. Its core offering is a real-time gamification platform enabling operators to run dynamic slot and live-casino tournaments with instant leaderboards, customisable graphics, and automated prize distribution. In addition to its SaaS products, Codemodity provides bespoke full-stack platform development, game integration, testing, and ongoing support. The company maintains a lean, engineering-focused culture and has demonstrated scalability through partnerships such as the 2023 integration with Reelsoft’s VisionRGS platform. Codemodity is self-funded and does not publicly disclose its headcount, but its team consists of experienced .NET and React developers. The company continues to exhibit a steady presence at industry events such as SiGMA Balkans/CIS.
Colosseum Online, Inc.
800 Petrolia Road. Unit 8, Toronto, Ontario M3J 3K4, Canada
Colosseum Online Inc. offers an array of services designed to more effectively manage IT infrastructures. Our own state-of-the-art data centre environment enables Colosseum Online Inc. to offer your business enterprise-level Colocation and hosted solutions. As the premier provider of Datacentre Colocation, Cloud Hosting, Dedicated Servers and Managed Web Hosting Services in Canada, Colosseum Online Inc. is an industry leader that combines a host of comprehensive solutions with unparalleled expertise, cutting-edge technologies, and award-winning and industry-leading service. Colosseum Online Inc. continues to deliver a unique blend of affordability, simplicity and reliability.
Cohesive Solutions
Exton, Pennsylvania, United States
Cohesive Solutions is a global Enterprise Asset Management (EAM) consultancy and systems integrator that has specialized exclusively in IBM Maximo and the broader Maximo Application Suite (MAS) for over 25 years. The company has completed more than 700 implementations for asset-intensive industries, including energy, utilities, transportation, manufacturing, mining, and infrastructure. Cohesive helps organizations transform asset maintenance from a cost center into a strategic value driver through its structured Horizon progression framework. In 2023, Bentley Systems acquired Cohesive Solutions and established it as a wholly owned subsidiary, The Cohesive Companies, positioning the firm as a digital integrator for infrastructure asset owners. This backing provides additional resources for innovation in digital twins and AI-driven asset optimization. Headquartered in Exton, Pennsylvania, with an office in Kennesaw, Georgia, and a global team of 501 to 1,000 employees, Cohesive holds over 200 IBM Maximo certifications and employs Certified Maintenance and Reliability Professionals. The company is recognized as a Leader in EAM by Verdantix and operates as an IBM Platinum Partner.
Recent News
Diamond Tree Jackpot Debuts at Elitbet.bg
CT Interactive launched its Diamond Tree Jackpot progressive jackpot system with Bulgarian operator Elitbet.bg, linking ten slot titles across three prize tiers. The multi-currency, multi-game solution is positioned to boost player retention, engagement and portfolio growth in regulated markets.
Spinomenal Brings Midnight Steamer Into Hold & Hit Series With 3x3 Grid
Spinomenal has launched The Midnight Steamer – Hold & Hit 3×3, a 3x3 slot featuring accumulating Bonus Collect symbols, four jackpot tiers up to x1,000, and a x5,000 win cap. The release also includes Buy Bonus, Turbo Mode, and a random Bonus Blast feature.
CT Interactive Brings Diamond Tree Jackpot to Sesame.bg in Bulgaria
CT Interactive has launched its Diamond Tree Jackpot with Bulgarian operator Sesame.bg, adding a 12-game multi-currency progressive jackpot to the operator's casino offering. Supplier and operator executives said the rollout deepens their collaboration and aims to boost engagement and retention.
Bacta mounts evidence-based defense against Category B MGD rise ahead of Autumn Budget
Bacta is preparing an evidence-based Autumn Budget submission by September 9 to contest a proposed rise in Machine Games Duty on Category B machines to 40%, warning of widespread closures and job losses if land-based gaming is targeted.
Wazdan expands Mighty Crown series with Empire of Gold slot
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Tesla and PandaDoc executives join Warsaw Tech Race Summit agenda
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QTech Adds Spinomenal’s 600-Plus Game Library to Emerging-Markets Platform
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Aviatrix gains Colombian certification after Coljuegos rewrites instant-win rules
Aviatrix has received Colombian certification for its crash game after Coljuegos redefined instant-win games, opening the regulated market to the format. Licensed operators can now integrate the title, with launches expected soon as the supplier adds Colombia to its Latin American footprint.
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
BMM Testlabs will exhibit at the Australasian Gaming Expo 2026 in Sydney, August 11-13, at Stand No. 331, highlighting its testing, certification, and compliance services for the gaming industry.
Tsogo Sun to part with Welkom casino as betting dominates South Africa's gambling revenue
Tsogo Sun plans to sell its small Goldfields Casino in Welkom after impairment cut its carrying value, as South Africa's gambling market shifts toward betting, which now generates nearly 70% of revenue.
Third Circuit Revives Atlantic City Casino Price-Fixing Class Action Over AI Software Use
A Third Circuit panel revived an antitrust class action alleging that Atlantic City casinos and Cendyn Group used AI software to fix hotel room prices, reversing a lower court's dismissal and diverging from a Ninth Circuit ruling on similar claims.