• Activeport's latest GPU streaming server leverages containerisation for greater concurrent gamer density
• Version 3.0 enables more profitable cloud gaming in low ARPU environments
• Activeport's contract with Radian Arc to deliver significant new revenue as 1,600 GPUs are deployed

Activeport is pleased to announce the successful release of its version 3.0 GPU orchestration solution, which has been deployed to production to support Radian Arc's latest cloud gaming customer. Activeport has hundreds of GPUs under orchestration in telcos globally, supporting Radian Arc's cloud gaming business, and this latest project is the largest deployment to-date, promising to be one of the world's largest cloud gaming ecosystems. The version 3.0 software leverages containerisation to deliver Android, Windows and Linux games from a common software platform, enabling much greater concurrent gamer density per dollar of GPU cost to deliver profitability in low average revenue per user (ARPU) gaming environments. Activeport's contract with Radian Arc (announced in April 2022) is expected to deliver significant new revenue as the next 1,600 GPUs are deployed to support Radian Arc's latest cloud gaming contract. Activeport develops network orchestration software for telcos and data centres, with a sub-set of the product being its interactive streaming solution that enables telcos to operate cloud gaming on their mobile networks. This latest version 3.0 represents a significant milestone in the architectural development and performance of Activeport's interactive streaming software, with the company working closely with AMD to optimise the platform on their GPUs, CPUs and media accelerator cards. The Activeport engineering team has worked tirelessly for the past 12 months to get this version into production and re-host the core orchestrator from Sydney to Singapore in readiness for the significant increase in traffic anticipated from July. With version 3.0 live, Activeport is seeking additional opportunities to apply this market-leading software platform in new domains including drones and robotics.

Activeport earns more than $1M PA from licensing its interactive streaming solution for cloud gaming. With the delivery of 1,600 more GPUs in July alone, this number should increase significantly heading into FY26 with more to come as the momentum behind cloud gaming builds.

There are billions of potential gamers in the world who haven't had an interactive online gaming experience with their friends yet because they don't have the means to purchase expensive PCs or consoles. This version of Activeport's cloud gaming software activates that massive revenue opportunity by enabling access to interactive gaming at just a few dollars a month.