A Responsible Brand Starts from Within

whitePaper | January 1, 2023

The development of Web3 has traditionally been a slow and tedious process. It’s plagued by communication problems between technical and non-technical team members. Moreover, web3 (not unlike web2) is littered with malicious and bad actors exploiting seemingly unavoidable security flaws and oversights. ARC’s development ecosystem offers solutions for speed, cost, scalability, and security. ARC achieves this through our suite of tools that make product development and deployment easier and more secure, each in its own unique way. Our development ecosystem not only streamlines the way web3 applications get developed but also has far-reaching implications on the way data gets managed across the web.

whitePaper | April 30, 2021

Explore a new, interconnection-driven paradigm that helps media and entertainment companies improve media content creation, management and distribution workflows — all at reduced costs. See how IOA®) 'shortens the distance' by placing IT and interconnection at the edge, closer to where media content is created and distributed.

whitePaper | April 6, 2022

Remember when the first smartphones were launched without a keyboard? Many people wondered whether they would ever take off. But in just a few years, smartphones changed the experience of the internet for billions1 of people and enabled new business models that transformed transportation, hospitality, food delivery, personal entertainment, social interaction, and more.

whitePaper | August 5, 2022

Arena Games is a Web 3.0 multiplayer mobile games platform connecting developers and players in a simple and safe mode We create a convenient way to turn games into web3 for developers, and easy access to GameFi for players

whitePaper | March 3, 2020

In December 2000, reports began to circulate within intelligence communities in the United States and Europe of a powerful new technology acquired by Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein. It would allow Saddam to upgrade his guided missile programme and place many targets in the west within reach, went the whisperings. The name of the technology was the Sony PlayStation 2. Speculation that Saddam was “hoarding” hundreds of box-fresh PS2s in order to harness their extraordinary processing power was eventually debunked. But not before the Pentagon had thoroughly investigated the rumours.

whitePaper | September 10, 2022

The gaming industry has been following a fixed cycle of development for a long period that involves them being able to witness upgrades at certain intervals. It results in different gaming factions such as console gamers to wait a lot for developed standards. The major upgrades in the gaming industry rely on how often console and PC hardware companies release better components. But with the arrival of 5G, this cycle is about to break. The potential of 5G in the gaming industry is huge and it could yield great opportunities for gamers. Let us take a look at how 5G will affect the gaming industry.