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New Entrants tap into gaming for engagement and retention
The battleground for consumer attention and engagement is fiercer than ever. Platforms traditionally known for streaming videos or…
The Rapid Evolution of Generative AI Video footage
2023 was the year of generative AI, but more specifically, the year we witnessed the power and potential…
The future of search is being reinvented with generative AI
I spent a chunk of my career as a product manager in search (Shopping.com, GLG, Ask.com, AOL and…
Benchmarking LLMs performance
Market share for generative AI products will be influenced heavily by user perception
The Big Tech AI race continues with Google’s new generative AI announcements
Google announced a number of generative AI improvements for consumers and developers today, ahead of Microsoft's GPT-4 launch this week
Generative AI and the future of content creation
Generative AI will dramatically reduce the price and effort of creating new content, and automating tasks
Where is Cloud Gaming headed post Google Stadia
Don't write Cloud gaming off just yet. Where Google Stadia failed, others might succeed.
The top 10 companies investing billions in the Metaverse
The top 10 companies investing in R&D, M&A and commercialisation of the tech stack for the Metaverse
How can startups engage with Google?
The various startup engagement and outreach programs at Google from investment, to partnerships and commercial through various equity free mentorship and support programs.
Putting Israeli eSports startups on the map
The growth in cloud gaming presents a big opportunity for startups. Until now, the main benefactors of free-to-play Battle Royale games like Fortnite or Apex Legends were the studios (Epic Games, EA, etc.) or the platforms (like Twitch, YouTube, Caffeine, etc.) as well as the advertising platforms, who drove traffic to these games initially. With the growth in the gamer and viewer population, the dollars are pouring in from gamers (for skins, and in-game purchases), brands and media companies (who otherwise struggle to reach this demographic). Couple that growth with new tech developments (AI, computer vision, real time streaming with zero latency, streaming overlays, etc) and it's clear to see new opportunities emerging for for startups in 'game enablers' or 'game enhancers'.