Quixant: A New Machine Architecture Era with Integrated Graphics
Quixant showcased turnkey gaming technology solutions at the G2E 2026 show. Leo Bateman said that progress in integrated graphics performance could change gaming machine architecture.

Quixant presented advanced gaming hardware, Launchpad software, premium displays and turnkey cabinet solutions together at G2E 2026 in Las Vegas. The company says this integrated structure simplifies the development process and can reduce time to market.
According to Leo Bateman, the most important development is taking place inside the gaming PC. With AMD Ryzen 8000 Series processors, integrated graphics performance has reached a level never seen before. This allows manufacturers to deliver the graphics power needed for multiple displays with a single integrated processor.
According to the source, most of Quixant's customers were manufacturers in the low and mid segments. Large manufacturers, however, used their own proprietary approaches. Bateman said these large manufacturers have now shown interest in integrated solutions. Reminding that changes to an approved machine in regulated markets may require recertification, he said some manufacturers want to keep a discrete card as a backup, while others believe the new integrated processors are sufficient.
With the QMAX family, Quixant offered manufacturers seeking custom architecture options based on Ryzen 8000 Series technology, including the IQON 3 and the actively cooled IQON 3 Air. Bateman said the IQON 3 Air is especially important for the North American market, where discrete cards are preferred. For cost-focused applications, the Intel-based IQ 2 platform was also on display.
Bateman said the performance ceiling for 4K content is high, while 8K content still appears distant.



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