AGEM MEMBERSHIP NEWS MEMBER PROFILE
Company / ADLINK Technology, Inc. Web address /
www.adlinktech.com AGEM Membership level / Associate
Description / ADLINK Technology, a global provider of
leading edge computing solutions across industries and a NVIDIA Preferred Partner, provides Intel Core processor- based gaming platforms integrated with NVIDIA Quadro embedded P620 and P1000 Graphics. Te platforms
facilitate flexible gaming OEM design with the following features:
Embedded slot-in platform with backplane architecture, 4K, Ultra HD with multi-independent display support
Intelligent iAPI middleware and iDLL (raw mode access) customised for gaming application requirements, Best-in-class security project- and cabinet-specific
cable/harnessing adaptation I/O boards and other designs, A wide portfolio of embedded hardware solutions on including gaming box PC platforms, Mini-ITX, Computer- on-modules and fanless embedded systems. ADLINK is excited to show its new line of gaming
solutions. With the new slot-in gaming platform ADi-SC Series with backplane architecture, it is now much easier to handle the complexity of the peripherals, as well as
maintenance and upgrade. Te ADi-SC Series includes a fully modular slot-in platform featuring flexible
configuration of computing and graphics performance with COM Express and NVIDIA-based MXM modules, and an all-in-one embedded slot-in system with backplane architecture integrating socket-type Intel embedded processors and optional NVIDIA graphics for high- performance multi-monitor applications.
New products for 2018 / New gaming platforms with backplane architecture with NVIDIA technologies. Forthcoming Events / ICE 2019
AGEM INDEX
The AGEM Index decreased in September, finishing the month 493.03 points, a decline of 28.48 points, or 5.46 per cent, compared to August 2018. The AGEM Index reported a year-over-year increase for the 36th consecutive month and has climbed 35.12 points, or 7.67 percent, since September 2017. During the latest period, six of the 13 global gaming equipment manufacturers reported month-to- month increases in stock price. Seven manufacturers reported decreases in stock price during the month. Positive contibutors this month included CPI and Everi, while stocks fell for both Aristocrat Leisure and Konami Corp.
AGEM is an international trade association representing manufacturers of electronic gaming devices, systems, lotteries and components for the gaming industry. The Association works to further the interests of gaming equipment manufacturers throughout the world. Through political action, tradeshow partnerships, information dissemination and good corporate citizenship, the members of AGEM work together to create benefits for every company within the organization. Together, AGEM and its member organisations have assisted regulatory commissions and participated in the legislative process to solve problems and create a positive business environment.
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MEMBERSHIP NEWS
AGEM Key Board of Directors Actions l Te first recipient of the of the EDP Gender Diversity Scholarship set up by the European Casino Association with AGEM, Clarion Gaming and the Executive Development Program was awarded at the beginning of October. Pauline Boyer Martin from the French casino group JOA was announced as the winner who will attend the program in Lake Tahoe in November, showing strong leadership skills and a desire to further her professional education. She is currently the Marketing Director for France’s third-largest land-based operator. On winning the scholarship Ms Bower Martin said she was, “delighted and immensely proud to have been selected as the winner of the first-ever Clarion-ECA-AGEM EDP scholarship.”
l AGEM’s Compliance Committee had a short working session scheduled on October 23 with Nevada Gaming Control Board Chairwoman Becky Harris to discuss the “assume responsibility” portion of Regulation 14. Ultimately, AB75 was intended to allow new innovation to come into gaming and gaming equipment as long as licensees “assume responsibility” for the hardware and software in their equipment. AGEM’s aim will focus not on legislative intent, but specific language it opposes and reaching an agreement to provide proper direction going forward.
l Te US State Gaming Regulations Forum made up of the seven states of Nevada, New Jersey, Michigan, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, Louisiana and Mississippi held a G2E meeting for the first time. Tis organisation originally issued a statement in the aftermath of the US sports betting ruling so that information could be shared across state lines for a variety of gaming-related issues. At the meeting, Chairwoman Harris presented a list of items compiled by AGEM that have caused a lot of issues for suppliers for many years. Te group were open and enthusiastic about assisting with their support and although this will not produce instant results, it is very positive and encouraging to see regulators working together and including AGEM in the process.
l Te National Council of Legislators from Gaming States 2018 Winter Conference held from January 4-6 at Harrah’s New Orleans, recently gained approval for sponsorship support of $5,000. AGEM is pleased to support this well-attended event that gathers together a strong group of legislators.
l AGEM members approved to support the “Go Red for Women” luncheon with a contribution of $10,000. Te event taking place on February 22 at the Four Seasons Las Vegas benefits the American Heart Association. Attended by an enthusiastic group of men and women, this popular event provides support for an extremely worthwhile cause.
l AGEM welcomed Yogonet as a new Associate Member in October. Tis brings the current membership total to 161.
Events and Activities l Te annual AGEM Cup Golf Tournament & Holiday Reception will take place on Friday,
November 16 at Bali Hai, Las Vegas. Invitations are open to the full membership seeing 20 2-person teams compete for the prestigious prize. A reception and prize giving will follow the competition and is open to players and non-players.
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