Net Entertainment has been approved for a Category 2 license
Johan Öhman, CEO at Net Entertainment says; “The requirements on availability and quality of service continue to increase as the market matures. Net Entertainment has always focused on providing the highest reliability and availability and it should therefore come as no surprise that we are one of the first suppliers to provide disaster recovery services."
"There are today massive values at stake for the leading operators why we are convinced that disaster recovery solutions will become a key prerequisite for doing business moving forward,” Öhman added.
Robin Le Prevost, Director of eCommerce Development from the States of Alderney comments; “We are proud to add Net Entertainment to our list of world class licensed suppliers. Our rigorous licensing and verification process is widely seen as a seal of approval of the highest order which is a key reason why we have become the major hub for the online gaming industry”.
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