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MPL partners with hyper-casual game developer Voodoo

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Mumbai: E-sports and skill gaming platform Mobile Premier League has announced the launch of two new games Helix Jump and Color Road in partnership with Voodoo.

Headquartered in Paris, Voodoo is one of the largest hyper-casual developers and publishers globally, with five billion+ total downloads. Helix Jump and Color Road are amongst their biggest titles with over 500 million downloads till date.

This is the first time Voodoo has launched their game with a publisher in Asia. This collaboration has been made possible using the MPL developer SDK that offers a host of features. With this launch, the MPL users continue to experience the best of hyper-casual games with easy to play and engaging games.

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With the developer software development kit (SDK), any game developer can now publish and monetize their games as well as conduct e-sports events on the MPL app. The SDK also enables developers to enjoy a host of benefits like publishing games cross-continent with a single click, adding cash-rewards and also live stream gaming sessions for a larger audience. Multiple gaming formats like built-in tournament, battle and knockout are supported in the SDK to enable the users to engage in a format of their choice.

“We are excited to partner with Voodoo and let our users enjoy some of their biggest gaming titles on the MPL app. With over 90 million users playing every day, we have built deep technology capabilities to enable seamless game-play at this scale,” said MPL vice president developer platform Vaibhav Viswanathan.  “We are thrilled to offer these capabilities to any game developers and help them deliver best in class games and enjoy optimised engagement and revenue.”  

The SDK can be easily accessed by the game developers by logging on to the developer console from MPL. Developers can utilise the console to take advantage of the single build single integration of the SDK for seamless game publishing. Developers need to maintain only a single build across playstore/ Appstore and MPL app, reducing operational burden and providing for a consistent user experience across various platforms.

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Arvind KC joins OpenAI as chief people officer amid rapid expansion

Former Google and Meta executive to oversee hiring, systems and culture

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SAN FRANCISCO: OpenAI has appointed Arvind KC as its chief people officer, tasking him with overseeing talent, culture and organisational systems as the company continues to scale rapidly.

KC brings a blend of engineering and people leadership experience, having previously held senior roles at Roblox, Google, Palantir Technologies and Meta. His career has focused on building large technical teams and designing systems intended to support speed, collaboration and sustained performance.

At OpenAI, KC will oversee core people functions, including hiring, onboarding, development and internal policies, as the organisation adapts to the demands of rapid growth and increasingly AI-enabled work. The role places him at the centre of how the company manages workforce expansion while preserving its operating culture.

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OpenAI CEO of applications Fidji Simo, said the appointment reflects the company’s belief that how it scales should align with the future it aims to shape. She said KC would play a critical role in ensuring that people processes and systems keep pace with the company’s ambitions without undermining the principles that have guided its growth so far.

The appointment comes as companies across sectors rethink how work is organised amid growing use of artificial intelligence. OpenAI said it sees an opportunity and a responsibility to develop practical models for how organisations can integrate AI into daily work while continuing to invest in human capability, skills and long-term growth.

KC said he was joining OpenAI at a moment when organisations globally are being forced to reconsider how teams operate, how roles evolve and how workers adapt as technology changes. He added that OpenAI’s position at the centre of the AI ecosystem made it a unique place to explore those questions in practice, alongside customers and partners.

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