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Lottomatica CEO Sees AI Driving Online Growth in Cirsa Deal

Bloomberg Technology Wednesday 23 September 2026, 06:15 UTC By Flavia Rotondi 1 min read
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Lottomatica Group plans to deploy its homegrown gambling technology and artificial intelligence tools at Cirsa Enterprises SA to accelerate online growth at the Spanish competitor it agreed to buy this month.

Lottomatica Group plans to deploy its homegrown gambling technology and artificial intelligence tools at Cirsa Enterprises SA to accelerate online growth at the Spanish competitor it agreed to buy this month.
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