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GSA Announces New Members

Wed, Oct 1, 2008

The Gaming Standards Association announced nine new members.

Joining as GSA’s newest Platinum member is U.S.-based AMX, a system supplier that specializes in hardware and software solutions to simplify the way people interact with technology. Joining as a Gold member is New Wave Automation (U.S.). Joining as Silver members are Codere S.A. (Spain), F2 Systems (Korea), International Currency Technologies Corp. (Taiwan), Oregon Lottery (U.S.), and Nanoptix Inc. (Canada). Additionally, SIQ (Slovenia) and Technical Systems Testing (Australia) have joined as Advisory members.

“We are excited to have such a diverse range of companies join GSA, and we welcome them with open arms,” said GSA President Peter DeRaedt. “The international reach of our new members clearly underscores the global relevance of our standards, across jurisdictions and across disciplines within the gaming industry.”

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