PHYND has launched its beta game streaming service on Samsung Gaming Hub for U.S. users, offering free access to a variety of console-quality games without requiring a console, download, or subscription. Available on Samsung Smart TVs from 2022 and newer, the service features titles from global studios across multiple genres, aiming to make gaming as accessible as watching TV. This launch represents PHYND's first step in expanding its platform and game catalog, providing new opportunities for developers and a seamless gaming experience for players. Users can join a waitlist for expanded availability and upcoming features via the PHYND website.
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SharonAI Holdings reported a first-quarter EPS loss of $1.43, slightly worse than last year's $1.34 loss, with revenue declining to $294,014 from $325,092. Despite this, the company highlighted strong demand for its AI cloud services and announced an...
ImmunityBio secured exclusive U.S. development and supply rights for the Tokyo-172 strain of BCG, an investigational bladder cancer therapy not yet FDA-approved. This follows positive Phase 3 trial results showing Tokyo-172 BCG is as effective as the...
LanzaTech announced a registered direct offering of common stock to raise about $20 million, aiming to improve its financial position. Despite a 66% stock drop over the past year and a first-quarter loss of $1.77 per share, the company is making oper...
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