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Games & Commerce

Nexon Games speeds up new release schedule, steps up second-half lineup

Nexon Games is stepping up its new game push in the second half, unveiling a lineup that includes Sudden Attack: Zero Point, Project RX and DNF Raising. Sudden Attack: Zero Point enters global early access on Steam on July 30, excluding South Korea. Project RX debuted an offline experience space at Anime Expo 2026 in Los Angeles and plans to attend Tokyo Game Show 2026 in September. DNF Raising is in development for a domestic launch within the year.

AI & Enterprise

AI boom lifts Japan\'s Toto, Nittobo and Ajinomoto shares

In Japan’s stock market, Toto, Nittobo and Ajinomoto have emerged as beneficiaries of the artificial intelligence boom despite not being semiconductor companies. CNBC reported their shares are up 78 percent, 63 percent and 61 percent this year as they apply materials and manufacturing know-how to the semiconductor supply chain. The firms supply key components and materials used in chipmaking and packaging, and all posted clear growth in semiconductor-related businesses in the year ended March 31.

Crypto

Strike founder Jack Mallers steps down as Twenty One CEO, merger plan halted

Jack Mallers (잭 말러스) has stepped down as chief executive of Twenty One Capital to focus on bitcoin payments firm Strike, which he founded and runs. His departure also halted a merger plan being reviewed by Twenty One and Strike, CryptoSlate reported. Board member Rafael Zagury will succeed him, and Tether said the handover is being carried out in an orderly way. Twenty One held 43,514 bitcoin valued at about $2.95 billion as of March 31.