Gamestream Secures €4.5m

Gamestream Secures €4.5m

Business Investments

15 March 2024 08:06

Gamestream, a French-based company founded in 2019, has received investment of €4.5m. The company offers a gaming platform accessible on PC, TV, and mobile devices. Operating across Europe, Asia, and the Middle East, Gamestream plans to utilize the investment to grow its cloud gaming operations.

Ivan Lebeau stated "Therefore, the demand for Cloud Gaming is high, and for just a few euros a month, players can access unlimited console quality licenses from their computer, tablet or smartphone. This new fundraising will allow us to further impose this model on the international scene."

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Gamestream Secures €4.5m

Business Investments

15 March 2024 08:06

Tags: Gamestream

Gamestream, a French-based company founded in 2019, has received investment of €4.5m. The company offers a gaming platform accessible on PC, TV, and mobile devices. Operating across Europe, Asia, and the Middle East, Gamestream plans to utilize the investment to grow its cloud gaming operations.

Ivan Lebeau stated "Therefore, the demand for Cloud Gaming is high, and for just a few euros a month, players can access unlimited console quality licenses from their computer, tablet or smartphone. This new fundraising will allow us to further impose this model on the international scene."

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