7Seas Technologies' PC Game KrazeT Set to be Available on Intel Business Exchange
22 Oct 2009

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Hyderabad, 7Seas Technologies Limited, Hyderabad, India based, Independent IP based game development company today announced that it is collaborating with Intel® on its Business Exchange Program to reach out to new gaming customers. Now 7Seas' Multi Genre PC Racing Game KRAZET is going to be made available on the Intel Business Exchange (Intel® BX), an online technology marketplace.

"This agreement is important for 7Seas' strategic entry in India for the growth of its online sales." said Mr. Maruti Sanker, Managing Director, 7Seas Technologies Limited.” The Intel® BX brings together best-of-breed products built on Intel technology to create a convenient and vetted one-stop shopping experience for SMB customers," said Mr. Shankar.

"The Indian gaming market is yet to be fully tapped and there is enough scope for technology players to bring exciting offerings into the market. Making KRAZE available on the Intel Business Exchange will make it convenient for customers to test and buy the game online in a convenient manner" said Narendra Bhandari, Director for Asia Pacific of the Intel Software and Services Group. -BWI

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