Monday, Quixant announced the upcoming launch of its IQ 2 hardware platform at booth N2-120 at ICE 2024, which runs February 6-8, 2024, at Excel London. The new all-in-one platform is part of the IQ range and designed to meet a wide range of gaming and sports betting performance requirements by delivering increased power and functionality at an accessible price point, making it ideally suited to cost-sensitive markets.
The IQ 2 is powered by Intel 12th Generation Alder Lake N and is passively cooled with fast memory access, doubling CPU performance compared to the previous generation of IQ products. This allows Quixant’s customers to improve frames per second or make their sports betting kiosk experience even more immersive.
To further enable customers to deliver enhanced gaming and sports betting experiences, the platform is available in various configurations with an integrated LED strip interface, up to 16GB main memory, and integrated Intel UHD graphics driving up to three displays.
Like Quixant’s entire range of globally compliant hardware platforms, it meets the requirements of all major global gaming jurisdictions, including GLI-11. It is enhanced by its specialist Software Suite solutions as standard, which are created to optimize game and sports betting kiosk development and delivery. Quixant says this allows its customers to focus on developing their customer experience without worrying about regulatory requirements.
“Our customers’ focus needs to be on developing the customer experience, not on the hardware platforms to bring their products to life,” said Duncan Faithfull, EVP, and CCO at Quixant. “They need powerful, reliable and cost-effective products that enable them to focus on the aspects that allow them to get ahead of the game. That is why we developed our range of game-changing hardware platforms, IQ, IQON, and QMAX, which are designed to provide a range of options that deliver maximum performance based on budget, market, and product needs. The new IQ 2 is our most powerful cost-effective platform to date, giving customers the opportunity to deliver even more performance at an accessible price point, which is particularly suited to the LatAm, Route and Amusement markets.”
Faithfull continued, “Our hardware platforms and embedded Software Suite solutions enable our customers to outsource these aspects with confidence that everything required from a power, performance, security, and regulatory perspective for the gaming and sports betting market is covered. Expanding on the existing range has been key in the current climate, giving customers even more variety, by choosing between Intel and AMD and offering different processor, power and performance options dependent on the needs of the market they operate in.
As Quixant is entirely focused on the gaming and sports betting sector, we provide specialist products and supply chain solutions that allow our customers to focus on developing the ultimate products, and partnership is key to our offering. It is our responsibility to make sure our customers get the most out of their Quixant products and collaboration, so they can seamlessly integrate all elements of their gaming cabinet or sports betting terminal or kiosk and ensure enhanced product performance, expedited delivery, cost-efficiencies, and ultimate results.”
The company is scheduling meetings for ICE 2024, for companies that want to explore improving the performance of their products along with developing them more cost-effectively. Arrange to meet the team at the show here, or visit Quixant.com.
“To enable our customers to get even more from their hardware, we launched our range of gaming cabinet and sports betting kiosk solutions Quantum and Qinetic, which are brought to life by our market-leading hardware platforms,” added Faithfull. “Both come with a comprehensive suite of peripherals, are highly configurable and are available with a range of display and button desk configurations, which can be tailored to meet customers’ individual requirements, with the support from our in-house specialist product development team.”