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Early this year, gaming hardware company Razer acquired Nextbit, the startup behind the Robin Cloud-First Android Smartphone. The move now adds up, as Razer is reportedly developing a smartphone for hardcore gamers, according to a report from Bloomberg. Razer is gunning for an IPO in Hong Kong that they could potentially be valued at $5 billion. Razer, the Singapore-based gaming giant known for its high-end gear, is making a big move into artificial intelligence. After years of leading the market with gaming laptops, keyboards, and headsets, CEO Min-Liang Tan says the company now wants to disrupt the industry with AI-powered tools for both developers and players. At its $75 million headquarters in Singapore, Razer recently showed off early versions of two new software tools: QA Co-AI and Game Co-AI. These AI projects are still being tested, but Razer plans to launch QA Co-AI later this year, while Game Co-AI is being beta-tested around the world. If successful, this could open up a new revenue stream for Razer, which has mostly relied on hardware sales that make up 90% of its business. Read more in our articles including "Razer smartphone for hardcore gamers could be in the works" and "Razer Bets on AI to Change the Future of Gaming".