Gaimin.io connects with major gaming companies at the Madrid Games Week 2019 and reaffirmed that computer processing power has become a high-value commodity in the gaming market.
Madrid Games Week (MGW) 2019 is organised by IFEMA and Spanish Association of Video Games (AEVI) between 3–6 October at Feria de Madrid. This is a major annual fair for the video game industry and an international space for discovering and trying out the latest innovations with leading brands in the gaming market.
“MGW 2019 has grown bigger and stronger with 50,000 square meters of space, more exhibitors than last year and perhaps more than 150,000 visitors at the event. My team and I are amazed at how the industry has progressed and the demand for computing power is growing even faster than the progress in processor performance based on what we know. This is also our chance to promote our sharing GPU economy concept to the gamers. We have met big gaming corporations who want to work with us and fellow gamers who want to be part of our beta version. This is very exciting times for Gaimin.” Martin Speight interviewed by an independent gaming media.
MGW 2019 has also prepared different thematic areas aimed at the general public presenting activities dedicated to Manga, cosplay, virtual reality, retro exhibition areas, robotics, competitions, talks, debates and exciting e-sports competitions, among other activities.
With the numerous demands and encouragements from the gamers who are already part of the Gaimin Community, the professional gamers and major gaming companies whom they met at the Madrid Games Week, they have decided to step up the work on the Beta version of their software and maybe shorten the time frame for the completion.
The Gaimin founders have also officially stated on their Telegram channel, @officialgaimin, that they are currently looking for people to help them by becoming their Beta testers. In return, the Beta testers will be rewarded with GMRX tokens.
Gaimin has traveled across continents to meet their communities in Europe and Asia. They participated in the Madrid Games Week and Korea Blockchain Week 2019 last week. Their intention is to visit Asia countries next to promote their project. For updates can be found on www.gaimin.io
About AEVI
The Spanish Association of Video Games (AEVI) is the main video game organisation in Spain. AEVI represents 32 companies and academic institutions which are the source of most jobs in the sector in our country and which represent 90% of Spanish market consumption: Atlas Informática, Activision-Blizzard, Bandai Namco Entertainment, Bigben Interactive, Binarybox Studios, Delirium Studios, Electronic Arts, Fluendo, GAME, GammeraNest, Wildcat Studio, Koch Media, Professional Videogame League, Microsoft, Nintendo, Novarama, Orenji Games, Petoons, Piccolo Studio, RiftGG, Riot Games, Secret6, Sony Interactive Entertainment, Take Two Interactive, Ubisoft, Warner Interactive, 3D2 Entertainment; and the Creanavarra, ESNE, ESIC-ICEMD academic institutions, San Jorge University, University of La Coruña and Voxel School.
About IFEMA
IFEMA is the leading exhibition operator in Spain and one of the most important in Europe owing to its scope of activity, together with the capacity and quality of its facilities. Over its 30-year history, 100 million visitors and around 760,000 companies have participated in the 2,100 fairs held at its venues, which has allowed the development of the economy and business activity, generating wealth and development for the Community of Madrid and projecting the image of the city internationally, positioning itself as one of the destinations most in demand globally for business tourism.
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