News for Pentanet Limited (5GG.AX)

Australian gaming-focused and Perth-based tech stock Pentanet (ASX:5GG) has expanded on its eye-grabbing announcement from late last week.

Pentanet extended its agreement with global microchip player NVIDIA for cloud gaming in Australia and now includes New Zealand as well

Cities around the world are transitioning toward smarter and more efficient living, marking the end of the 3G network era as faster networks rise to the forefront.

Perth-based internet provider Pentanet (ASX:5GG) has reported a 17 per cent jump in revenue year or year (YoY) fo FY23 to $19.7 million.

The Australian share market slumped hard on Friday in its biggest one day fall since September 14 last year.

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The ASX opened lower this morning ahead of the RBA interest rate call, but Pentanet is soaring after great news for - lol - mobile gamers.

Australian cloud gaming service provider, Pentanet (ASX: 5GG), has signed a collaboration agreement with Optus Mobile Pty Ltd to offer the NVIDIA GeForce NOW cloud gaming service to Optus customers.

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Uranium going cheap - well, under $20 million, Tesla's rare earths stocks destroying bombshell, and Australia's rental market halving crisis.

The ASX is poised to open Friday lower by 0.80%, as Wall Street closed the day 0.40% lower after paring bigger losses late in the session.

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