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🎮 That’s a wrap on Tencent Cloud at Tokyo Game Show 2026! Thank you to all the customers, partners, developers, and industry friends who visited our booth. It was a pleasure to reconnect with familiar faces and meet new teams, exploring how AI and cloud technology can help bring great games to life—and to players around the world. Our showcase brought together solutions across game development and operations, with highlights including: 🤖 AI for creativity and productivity — Tencent Design Miora, CodeBuddy, and WorkBuddy, alongside Tencent Cloud ADP and TokenHub, showcasing new possibilities for creative workflows, coding, and AI agents. 🛡️ Game quality and security — Anti-Cheat Expert (ACE) and WeTest, supporting fair play, game testing, and better player experiences. 🌐 Connected experiences and global operations — EdgeOne, game audio and video solutions, and cloud infrastructure, database, and data analytics capabilities to support reliable operations and international growth. Through demos and conversations at the booth, we explored practical ways to help gaming teams build more efficiently, operate with confidence, and reach players across markets. A warm thank-you to our customers and partners for sharing your ideas, challenges, and ambitions—and to the Tencent teams who brought the showcase to life. Let’s keep the conversation going and build what’s next in gaming, together. #TencentCloud# #TGS2026# #TokyoGameShow# #GameDevelopment# #AI# #CloudGamingSolutions#

🎮 Up to 45% of infrastructure cost savings & robust DDoS defense. We are thrilled to partner with @JoycityGames! By deploying our advanced security and edge computing suite, we’re ensuring seamless, low-latency gaming experiences for millions of players worldwide. How we did it: 📈 Scaled global servers for seamless real-time interactions. 🛡️ Neutralized persistent DDoS threats 24/7 with EdgeOne. 📉 Secured up to 45% reduction in infrastructure costs. 🎬 Watch the full story to learn more: #TencentCloud# #JOYCITY# #IT# #GamingIndustry# #CloudInfrastructure# #NetworkSecurity#

avg $1,230/day on Polymarket. it comes from changes in the weather forecast, which is free and open to everyone. the setup guide is in this post the market already prices the forecast itself pretty accurately. the money shows up the moment the forecast changes and the price hasn't yet. how it works in practice: when a new forecast for the next day comes out and the temperature in it moved by at least 0.5°C, you buy the option one degree closer to the new forecast. say the morning forecast promised 16.8°C in London, so the 17°C option is the priciest. in the afternoon a new forecast comes out with 15.8°C. your job is to buy 16°C while it's still cheap. the buy range where the EDGE holds: 5¢ to 60¢. the faster you do it, the higher your ROI how to set it up: 1 - get forecasts for free on Open-Meteo. it has the american GFS model and the european ECMWF. use the airport coordinates, that's where Polymarket measures the temperature. 2 - the bot should check on a timer whether a new forecast is out, and if it is, compare it to the previous one. 3 - if tomorrow's high moved by 0.5°C or more, the bot buys the option one degree closer to the new forecast. 4 - keep each trade under $25. cheap sellers on these markets are thin, and more size will eat the edge. one bot trades these forecast shifts across 50 cities every hour. in september that's avg $1,230/day here's the profile: