nQube in Jade Gaming distribution deal

Artificial intelligence company nQube Data Science has announced a distribution deal with Jade Entertainment and Gaming Technologies.

Jade, a Philippines-based company established as a “one-stop shop” of gaming technologies and information for casino operators in Asia, will expand its AI offerings through this agreement.

Jade Gaming provides a wide variety of products and services and provides both land and Internet operators with the tools and services necessary to establish successful gaming operations.

Jade Gaming’s presence extends from the Philippines to Vietnam, Malaysia, Macau, Saipan, Australia, New Zealand and is growing. Partnerships with global gaming leaders and emerging technologies have bolstered Jade Gaming’s reputation in Asia, Australia and New Zealand and beyond.

This new distribution agreement will allow Jade and nQube to bring sophisticated AI solutions to these markets and allow casino operators to navigate the ever‐changing gaming industry climate through AI‐driven optimisation, AI‐optimised behavioural segmentation of players, Covid‐19 safety and economic harm mitigation analysis, predictive analytics across land‐based and online gaming and other AI technologies under development.

nQube’s suite of AI-driven products provide casino operators with insights on how to optimise their slot floor to maximise revenue and improve player experience. At the heart of nQube’s flagship product Reel AI is sophisticated AI technology stemming from over 20 years of research and development.

By rightfully treating the slot floor as a complete ecosystem, where every machine change affects the performance of every other machine on the floor, nQube’s AI technology finds efficiencies to increase revenue and enhance player experience.

The distribution agreement will allow both nQube and Jade Gaming to expand their reach and offerings ‐ Jade Gaming will expand its inventory of services to include the cutting‐edge AI casino products and nQube will gain further access to Asian, Australian and New Zealand operators wishing to improve their revenue and operations through new technologies.