Making its first appearance globally, the IQON Air 3 introduces a fanned design that delivers increased processing power, improved thermal performance, and greater deployment flexibility. Designed for demanding gaming environments, it delivers enhanced performance while maintaining the compact unified design that defines the IQON family, making it an ideal fit for both casino floors and distributed route gaming environments.
Together, the IQON 3 and IQON Air 3 give customers greater choice when balancing performance, cooling requirements, and installation constraints, without compromising reliability or product lifecycle.
A COMPLETE PORTFOLIO DESIGNED FOR REGULATED MARKETS
Extending its hardware and software innovations, Quixant will also showcase its gaming display capabilities at the show, developed in partnership with its sister brand Densitron.
Combining 20+ years of gaming expertise with 50+ years of specialist display engineering, Quixant provides custom-designed TFT, IPS, and AMOLED displays optimised for durability, clarity, and long-term availability in regulated land-based environments, supporting applications from compact route deployments to large-scale casino installations.
In addition to these latest launches, Quixant will showcase its full range of specialist gaming platforms, from cost effective IQ solutions for route and distributed gaming, to high performance IQON solutions for premium casino environments, and fully customised systems with the QMAX offering. Tese platforms are enhanced by Quixant’s embedded Software Suite, which simplifies compliance, security, monitoring, and deployment across global regulated gaming markets.
With its combined hardware, software, and integration expertise, Quixant continues to support customers as they adapt to evolving regulations, technologies, and player expectations across all major gaming regions worldwide. Te solutions on display at ICE 2026 are designed to help gaming businesses operate more efficiently while delivering engaging and reliable player experiences.
Vicki Noonan, EVP Group Product & Innovation at Quixant, commented: “Launchpad represents a major milestone for both Quixant and for the wider land-based gaming industry. Combining our deep in-house software expertise with decades of experience supporting regulated gaming customers, Launchpad simplifies development, accelerating time to market, and reducing the
complexity game developers face today. Alongside Launchpad, we are strengthening our IQON hardware portfolio with the introduction of
the IQON Air 3., a powerful, fanned option that complements the IQON 3 and offers greater flexibility for demanding gaming environments.”
MEET QUIXANT AT ICE BARCELONA 2026
From its enhanced platforms to its Launchpad turnkey software platform, Quixant differentiates with specialist support designed for regulated environments, multi-market deployment and long product lifecycles. Experience how Quixant’s new Launchpad software platform, expanded IQON hardware range, and display innovations build on and strengthen its portfolio of game-changing solutions for global land-based gaming.
From streamlining development and compliance to empowering game developers with faster, scalable solutions across casino and evolving markets like Latin America and Distributed Gaming, Quixant offers everything needed to stay ahead of the curve. Visit
quixant.com/quixant-at-ice-2026/ to arrange a meeting at the exhibition.
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