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Stripe payments are enabled in SENET

Here at ENESTECH we value time. After all, selling gaming time is what keeps gaming venues in business. We developed SENET with business owners in mind, helping them to automate most of their routine work at cybercafes and LAN centers.

SENET BOOT Diskless System: The Full Guide

In this article we’ll talk about the technology and how to set up a diskless cybercafe with the help of SENET Boot. Modern Сybercafes should use a diskless system

SENET is no longer available for Russia and Belarus

SENET, cloud software to manage a fleet of gaming computers and consoles, has finalized its exit from the markets of Russia and Belarus.

Top 10 Internet cafe software [2022] - Full Guide & Comparison

Internet cafes are different in 2022 than they used to be in the beginning of 2000s. With net cafes, software to manage computers and business operations has also evolved. Now, market offers everything from simple timers to multifunctional esports platforms.

How to Host an Esports Tournament

Online tournaments have become a hot commodity during the COVID outbreak, but progressive esports entertainers never put aside an option to engage with their audiences through live events. Be it a month or a year, lockdowns and limitations will eventually come to their end, and organizers must be ready to take their local communities by storm with a fan experience gaming enthusiasts had missed so much.

PC Bang: A Guide to Korean Internet Cafes

Showcasing revenues of 14.3 trillion KRW in 2018, gaming in South Korea has been maintaining a strong presence for more than 20 years. A unique gaming culture was initially formed through so-called PC bangs, meaning ‘PC rooms’ in Korean. Cheap, full of high-end equipment, PC bangs were designed to provide a stable Internet connection and an array of multiplayer games to play. From the 1990s till 2020, the number of PC bangs in Korea ranged from 12,000 to almost 20,000 venues.