HyperCycle and TGC Announce Partnership to Revolutionize Gaming Acceleration
Dubai, UAE, February 4th, 2025, Chainwire
HyperCycle, a leading infrastructure entity enabling the internet of AI through Network Node Factories, and TGC, an early-stage entity launching a gaming accelerator product in Spring 2025, today announced a two-stage collaboration. TGC, having recently secured $ 7.5 million in seed funding from prominent investors including Telecoin, SingularityDAO, Bullperks, Hypercycle, NodeMarket, Foundership, and the ex-CEO of Telenor, is poised to revolutionize gaming accessibility.
Stage 1: Deployment of Up to 2,000 Node Factories
The first stage involves deploying up to 2,000 Network Node factories to qualified early TGC participants. Participants will be selected based on first come first served basis so long as they have high internet network speed, machine power, and a commitment to maintaining internet connectivity. This is considered a huge testimonial by HyperCycle’s management, which are composed of industry veterans, and due to their recommendation to their ecosystem have received phenomenal support to channel sponsorship to TGC users. These Node factories, currently valued at $400 each, are projected to have a retail price of $9,600 by September 2025 due to planned software component additions by the HyperCycle ecosystem.
Stage 2: Deployment of Up to 1,000,000 Node Factories
The second stage involves deploying up to 1,000,000 Node Factories to the population of 10,000,000 TGC participants. This stage will grant TGC software instant access to the internet of AI, enabling exponential evolution and further subsidizing compute costs. This massive deployment will power TGC’s platform, which will launch access to an impressive library of 1,300 mainstream titles across console and PC. TGC’s technology boasts an impressive streaming speed of 8mbps, significantly exceeding the industry standard of 25mbps, even for demanding titles. This partnership aims to significantly reduce TGC’s operating costs by over 90% through increased adoption and potentially subsidize the entire computing cost.
Executive Quote
“We are excited and looking forward to the execution and development of the TGC business as we believe the value they add to the global intelligence is needed as they continue to enhance the efficiency of video games online, enabling an untapped market that suffers from slow networks,” said Toufi Saliba, author of Toda/IP and CEO of HyperCycle.
“Gaming is evolving beyond just graphics and gameplay. Scalability and accessibility are the new frontiers. Through this partnership, we are bringing AI-driven compute power to the gaming world in a way that has never been done before,” said Osman Masud, CEO and Co-Founder of The Game Company. “With HyperCycle’s infrastructure, we can unlock new levels of efficiency, enabling millions of players to experience high-performance gaming regardless of their hardware. This is a game-changer for the industry and a huge step toward our vision of democratizing gaming.”
About HyperCycle
HyperCycle is an infrastructure entity that enables the internet of AI through the production of Network Node Factories. With over 4,000 business clients and 600,000 node licenses to date, HyperCycle is a leader in AI infrastructure.
About TGC
The Game Company (TGC) is a next-generation cloud gaming platform focused on delivering AAA-quality gaming experiences without the need for expensive hardware. By leveraging patented low-latency streaming technology, strategic partnerships with leading Web3 and AI infrastructure providers, and a robust gaming ecosystem, TGC is redefining accessibility, scalability, and performance in gaming.
TGC’s mission is to bridge Web2 and Web3 gaming, empowering players to engage in competitive gaming, fantasy leagues, and digital asset ownership in a seamless, immersive, and rewarding ecosystem. The company has already secured major partnerships with global technology leaders, including DWTC-Emerge, Tencent Cloud, Aethir, Telcoin, and more, and is actively expanding its reach across emerging gaming markets.
