Why did you decide to build your own hardware instead of relying on partners?
Replied byDavid Lee
Co-founder & CEO, Nex at Nex
Niche: Technology, AI, Sports, Entertainment
Revenue: $1M+/month
Location: USA
Started: 2017
We partnered with Sky in the UK and learned a lot building games for TV. But we couldn’t find another partner like them. Building our own hardware allowed us to fully control the experience and design something that runs our games perfectly.
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