Quanta launches new aggregation
platform designed to handle demand ICE Barcelona Quanta
Quanta is all set to showcase its groundbreaking iGaming aggregation platform at the upcoming ICE, setting the stage for its ambitious plans in 2025. As a trusted partner for operators worldwide, Quanta offers a vast portfolio of over 75 game studios, covering every game vertical—from slots and table games to live dealer content and emerging genres.
Quanta's curated collection ensures operators can provide players with engaging and diverse entertainment experiences tailored to their preferences. Beyond its extensive game offerings, Quanta’s platform is packed with advanced features designed to drive operator success. From cutting-edge promotional tools to real-time live reporting,
Quanta empowers partners to enhance player engagement, optimise marketing campaigns, and make data-driven decisions in an increasingly competitive market. With dedicated, around-the-clock support, Quanta guarantees seamless integration and ongoing assistance, ensuring operators can focus on delivering exceptional gaming experiences.
Built on a stable and scalable infrastructure, Quanta’s platform is made to handle the demands of rapidly growing global markets. As the company steps into 2025, it is poised to expand its footprint and penetrate new
Fincore: technology you can bet on ICE Barcelona Fincore
Empowering customers to stay in control with bespoke solutions, Fincore will be presenting its TRI operator software suite at ICE Barcelona 2025 on Stand 5J11.
At Fincore, solving complex challenges is our superpower. Our passion for technology drives us to create bespoke solutions that empower our customers, whether they’re operators or gaming studios. With Fincore, you stay in control, with a clear path to full source code ownership—putting the future of your platform directly in your hands.
At ICE 2025, we’re excited to showcase TRI, our modular and highly customisable operator software suite. TRI spans Sportsbook, PAM (Player Account Management), Payments, Bonus, Data, and Gaming, offering unparalleled flexibility. What makes TRI unique is its modularity—operators don’t need to replace their entire platform.
Each module or microservice integrates seamlessly into existing tech stacks, allowing operators to upgrade only what they need. For example, our Bonus module can integrate with an operator’s existing
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casino platform to enhance player engagement and deliver stronger results without disrupting their current system.
We’re also proud to present our Remote Gaming Server (RGS), a powerhouse for gaming studios. We can handle the technical heavy lifting—development, integration, and distribution—so studios can focus on what they do best: creativity. With a proven track record of bringing games from concept to market in just eight weeks, our RGS is a game-changer. Operators also benefit from access to a curated portfolio of high-quality, independent studio games.
Finally, experience our Facial Recognition solution in live demos at our stand. Designed for retail casinos and shops, this cutting-edge technology enhances Safer Gambling, Security, and Analytics, turning any camera into a smart tool for innovation and compliance.
territories, with a strategic focus on both mature and emerging iGaming markets. By forging new partnerships and fostering innovation, Quanta aims to solidify its position as a leader in the ever-evolving iGaming landscape.
Quanta’s commitment to excellence, innovation, and customer success makes it an indispensable partner for operators looking to elevate their business. With its forward-thinking approach and comprehensive solutions, Quanta is not just keeping pace with the industry - it’s shaping its future.
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