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PSG Talon Partners With AMD
In June 2023, the professional esports organization PSG Talon entered into a strategic sponsorship agreement with hardware manufacturer AMD.
- Esports organization PSG Talon has entered into a sponsorship agreement with hardware manufacturer AMD, marking a rare move for AMD as it typically does not sponsor individual esports organizations.
- Under the terms of the deal, PSG Talon will utilize PCs equipped with AMD’s Ryzen 9 7950X3D desktop processor for its operations.
- The partnership includes promotional obligations for PSG Talon, which will feature AMD branding on its team jerseys and integrate the company into its social media and marketing campaigns.
Talon Esports Extends Paris Saint-Germain Partnership for Three More Years
Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) and Talon Esports have formally extended their multi-year partnership for an additional three years.
- Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) Esports and Talon Esports have extended their multi-year partnership for an additional three years.
- The renewed agreement focuses on operating League of Legends rosters under the 'PSG Esports' brand within the Pacific Championship Series in Southeast Asia.
- The collaboration will prioritize talent development, an athletic approach to competitive gaming, and the pursuit of regional commercial partnerships and content creation.
Talon Esports Renews Partnership With SteelSeries
Talon Esports, a prominent organization based in Southeast Asia, has formally extended its partnership with gaming peripherals manufacturer SteelSeries.
- Talon Esports has renewed its partnership with gaming peripherals company SteelSeries for the 2023 calendar year.
- Under the agreement, SteelSeries will continue to serve as the official gaming peripherals partner for Talon’s Dota 2 team.
- The partnership includes the provision of SteelSeries hardware to the team and ongoing collaboration on product testing and development.
Talon Esports Enters Pokémon UNITE Esports
Talon Esports, a prominent Southeast Asia-based organization, has officially expanded its competitive footprint by entering the Pokémon UNITE esports scene.
- Talon Esports has officially entered the Pokémon UNITE competitive scene by signing a professional roster based in the Philippines.
- The newly formed team is scheduled to compete in the APAC-EAST regional qualifiers held on April 15–16, 2023.
- The primary objective of the new roster is to qualify for the Pokémon World Championship Series 2023.
Talon Esports Partners With AfreecaTV in Thailand
Talon Esports, a professional gaming organization based in Hong Kong, has entered into a strategic partnership with the South Korean streaming platform AfreecaTV.
- Hong Kong-based Talon Esports has entered a partnership with South Korean streaming platform AfreecaTV to provide exclusive Valorant content for users in Thailand.
- Talon Esports is the only professional team representing Thailand in Riot Games' Valorant Championship Tour (VCT) International League.
- The partnership includes the production of exclusive watch parties and community events hosted on AfreecaTV throughout the entire VCT season.
Leading Esports Teams by Investment Raised
The ranking, compiled from publicly available CB Insights funding data by Minoru Toriyama of Osaka Seikei University, identifies T1 as the most funded esports organization worldwide with roughly $100 million disclosed investment.
- T1 leads global esports organizations with approximately $100 million in disclosed investment, followed closely by Team Vitality ($98.4 million) and 100 Thieves ($97.5 million).
- T1 demonstrates that high capital investment can drive sustainable business models, evidenced by over $60 million in 2025 revenue and an 80% year-over-year growth rate.
- Other top-funded organizations include Cloud9 ($82.8 million), Gen.G ($59.4 million), and Fnatic ($55.4 million).
