Internet Vikings has announced a new partnership with RubyPlay. Following the development team’s arrival in New Jersey, the deal involves using the company’s VMware cloud hosting solution.
The collaboration sees RubyPlay using Internet Vikings’ bare metal servers hosted near Atlantic City in the company’s data center. This backup solution will enhance data security and offer smoother operations.
This deal continues Internet Vikings’ growth strategy throughout the United States. The company is now launching in Arkansas, the latest state it has expanded into following the new announcement in New Jersey. It now operates in 25 states, following previous successful ventures into West Virginia, Pennsylvania, Kentucky, and others. The complete list can be found here.
Rickard Vikström, CEO and Founder of Internet Vikings announced the partnership in a press release: “We are proud to support RubyPlay’s expansion and to deliver their infrastructure in such a short time. We look forward to a long-term collaboration with them.”
The first order was deployed within a week, and the company promised that succeeding orders would be fulfilled within the same day (or the next working day), marking “record time” for the server provider.
RubyPlay was founded in Malta in May 2018 and since then it has continued to expand worldwide. It also has offices in Kyiv, Ukraine. Its other partners include Flea, Sunflower, Rootz, Rela Gaming, Betano, Light & Wonder, Playtech, Luckia, Betsson, and Every Matrix.
The company is known for some of its flagship game series, including Diamond Explosion, Giga Match, Go High, and Immortal Ways, of which there are many different variants depending on the geo-locations. Additionally, popular releases include Mayan Cache and Mad Hit Marlin Bonanza.
