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Golden Nugget Lake Charles’ sportsbook deployment showcases how gaming operators can turn premium guest experiences into bookable, revenue-generating inventory

Kiosk-based entertainment technology company Kiorobo has earned innovative growth venture company certification just three years after its founding, demonstrating its technological capabilities. The company is also showcasing a range of new AI technologies at the ‘Sface Nexus’ pop-up exhibition, which runs through Oct. 3 in Hongdae, Seoul’s Mapo district.

DR Gaming Technology appoints Koen De Wispelaere as CEO | Yogonet International DRGT to attend G2E at booth 4405

The commercial property landscape across the United Kingdom is undergoing a fundamental technological transformation. Traditional two-dimensional floor plans, manual tape measurements and static photographic site logs are rapidly being superseded by immersive, laser-accurate digital twin technology.

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Krafton has committed another $250 million toward investments in India, extending well beyond gaming as the South Korean firm behind Battlegrounds Mobile India (BGMI) chases opportunities across the country’s wider technology and digital ecosystem. The pledge, confirmed on September 4, 2026, brings Krafton’s total direct India investment to roughly $500 million.

G2E 2026 opens in Las Vegas with prediction markets, AI and new gaming technology in focus | Yogonet International From Sept. 29 to Oct. 1

Generally, PC gamers care more about frame rates than their console-playing counterparts. And they should: as a platform, PC offers far greater levels of customization than consoles, letting you tweak all manner of graphical presets, output resolutions and advanced rendering techniques like ray tracing. But what if you’re a PC player who doesn’t want to…

The year ahead is shaping up as a major turning point for augmented-reality glasses, with Meta betting big on the technology despite the privacy backlash surrounding its existing smart glasses.

The camera has a 180-degree field of view both horizontally and vertically, and it uses AI to keep visitors in the frame.