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Min-Liang Tan

Min-Liang Tan, co-founder and Chief Executive Officer of Razer

Min-Liang Tan Is Spending More Than $600 Million on AI for Gaming. Developers Must Become Razer Customers

Razer’s distribution comes from gamers, not enterprise software buyers. Min-Liang Tan’s AI strategy will work if studios adopt its tools because they improve quality and testing, rather than because generative features add another slogan to devices.