Quixant’s Leo Bateman, VP Business
Development - EMEA and Annalisa Bloss, VP of Marketing and Communications pictured on the G2E Las Vegas show floor
industry is moving toward DDR5, we continue to guarantee supply of DDR4 through our established partners, ensuring no customer is forced into early migration. At the same time, every new platform we launch is DDR5-ready, giving OEMs a clear and flexible upgrade path.
Our approach is to bridge generations, providing stability today while preparing our partners for tomorrow’s technology.
Quixant has traditionally been known for its hardware. Is software still part of the story?
Absolutely. All our platforms include the Quixant Integrated Software Suite, which takes care of compliance, security, LED control, monitoring, and peripheral management. It shortens time-to-market and lets developers concentrate on content rather than infrastructure.
We are advancing our software strategy to stay ahead of market evolution and to deliver targeted, high-performance gaming solutions.
In summary, how do these launches position Quixant for 2026 and beyond?
Te IQ 2 provides a powerful yet cost-effective, DDR5-ready foundation; the IQON 3 represents a new performance tier, perfectly aligned to the needs of the market today; and the QMAX opens the door to fully bespoke, long-life solutions. Together, they allow customers to choose precisely where they want to sit on the price- performance spectrum without compromising on reliability or longevity. Across our portfolio, our mission is clear: to take care of the hardware, integration, and performance optimisation so our customers can focus entirely on delivering exceptional game content and unforgettable player experiences.
We have aligned our platforms with where the market is heading - more power, more flexibility, and more freedom for OEMs to innovate confidently.
For more information on the IQ2 and ICON 3, visit
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