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Scopely adds Riot Games alum Mike Seavers as SVP for technology

Game Developer

As technology SVP, Seavers will build on Scopely's cross-platform plans across its free-to-play titles.

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Nazara Technologies acquires Fusebox Games for $27.2m

GamesIndustry.biz

Nazara Technologies has acquired UK based Fusebox Games for $27.2 Founded in 2016, Fusebox is a mobile free-to-play studio based in the UK. It publishes interactive story titles including Love Island, and has similar games in development based on other global television IPs. "We

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Top 10 Epic Technology Failure Examples That Shook the World

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Explore some of the most critical technology failures that disrupted industries, from the Microsoft global outage crashes to the Boeing 737 MAX. Learn key lessons from these epic failures to ensure your projects avoid similar pitfalls and succeed.

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ByteDance reportedly planning to sell Moonton Technology

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Sign up for the GI Daily here to get the biggest news straight to your inbox TikTok owner ByteDance is reportedly exploring options to sell Shanghai developer Moonton Technology. Sources familiar with the matter told Reuters the company has been meeting with several potential buyers. ByteDance has declined to comment. Read more

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Nazara Technologies to earmark $100m towards M&A activity

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Sign up for the GI Daily here to get the biggest news straight to your inbox Nazara Technologies has announced that it will commit $100 million to expand via mergers and acquisitions. The gaming and sports media firm said its pledge will be conducted across the next two years. Read more

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UKIE: Video game technology was worth £1.3 billion in 2021 for non-gaming industries

GamesIndustry.biz

Sign up for the GI Daily here to get the biggest news straight to your inbox A new report says that UK video game technology used by non-gaming industries was worth £1.3 FTI Consulting and UKIE's study says the "spillover" technology includes game engines, VR, and 3D rendering software. billion during 2021. Read more

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Drone technology: Revolutionizing film budgeting

Filmustage

Overview of drone technology in filmmaking Drone technology's integration into filmmaking has opened up new horizons for storytellers. How drones impact film production costs Drone technology significantly reduces film production costs by cutting down on heavy equipment and personnel expenses traditionally associated with aerial shots.

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