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Daniel Behnke invests in NoPing and company targets expansion

oglobo31 August 2026 at 23:07

Daniel Behnke, an entrepreneur linked to the third generation of the founding family of WEG, joined NoPing's group of investors, a Brazilian company specializing in solutions for network traffic optimization in online gaming. The investment amount and details of the stake acquired by Behnke were not disclosed.

The entrepreneur's entry comes as NoPing seeks to expand its international presence and strengthen its governance structure. The company also announced the arrival of Anderson Amaral, CEO of the Single Family Office of the Behnke family, as a strategic advisor.

Founded in 2016, NoPing develops technology focused on the connection between players and game servers. According to information released by the company, the platform has more than 3 million users in more than 150 countries.

According to the company, NoPing's technology uses artificial intelligence and patented solutions to select connection routes, optimizing the experience of players in online games.

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