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SAKURA Internet grew from a 1996 student hosting venture into a Japanese cloud and data-centre operator now supplying Government Cloud and GPU infrastructure.
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GBG grew from phone-number and address-data businesses founded in 1989 into a global identity, fraud and location technology group built around GBG Go and Loqate.
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SUNeVision grew from Hong Kong’s 2000 internet boom into a carrier-dense data-centre platform now expanding MEGA IDC for hyperscale cloud and AI demand.
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HUYA grew out of YY’s game-streaming business, gained Tencent as controlling shareholder and is now shifting growth toward publishing, in-game sales and other game services.
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Playtech grew from online casino software into a global gambling platform, bought Snaitech, then sold it in 2025 to refocus the group on B2B technology and strategic investments.
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Playtika grew from Slotomania and social casino games into a broad mobile portfolio built around live operations, acquisitions, direct payments and SuperPlay.
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Trustpilot grew from a 2007 Danish review site into a global subscription software business whose value depends on keeping paid business customers separate from review integrity.
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Nextdoor grew from a private neighbourhood network into a public advertising platform, then launched a founder-led rebuild around alerts, local news and recommendations.
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Gravity has spent more than two decades extending Ragnarok from a Korean PC MMORPG into a global franchise spanning online games, mobile releases and new formats.
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Webjet began as an Australian online travel agency in 1998, built a much larger B2B WebBeds business, then separated the consumer brand into a new listed Webjet Group in 2024.
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