Tencent Cloud Secures Top Spot Across Three MongoDB Categories in APAC Gaming Sector

SHENZHEN, China, June 12, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Tencent Cloud, the cloud business of global leading technology company Tencent, today announced it has secured the top ranking across three key categories in the Asia-Pacific gaming industry's MongoDB market. According to the 2026 Asia-Pacific Gaming Industry Database Market Report, published jointly by Frost & Sullivan and LeadLeo Research Institute on May 29, Tencent Cloud ranked #1 in market share, growth rate, and comprehensive technical capability for 2025, positioning Tencent Cloud ahead of regional and global competitors.

According to the report, the gaming industry in the Asia-Pacific region is entering a new stage of high-density operations and intelligent development, with game data scales rapidly evolving from the PB (Petabyte) level to the EB (Exabyte) level. The rise of new application forms such as open-world games, hardcore RPGs, AIGC, and intelligent NPCs has brought massive demands for high concurrency, low latency, and highly complex data, and driving document databases represented by MongoDB to become one of the fastest-growing core tracks in the gaming industry.

In the technical evaluation that best reflects the comprehensive capabilities of databases, TencentDB for MongoDB leads across multiple dimensions, including development compatibility, performance scaling, data reliability, operational observability, and security compliance. It has established distinct advantages in core gaming scenario adaptation, large-scale business verification, and intelligent O&M (Operations & Maintenance) capabilities.

The report attributes the rapid growth of TencentDB for MongoDB to its comprehensive service capabilities covering different types of gaming customers, which can support primary storage scenarios of large-scale games while also absorbing the short-cycle traffic surges of popular mini-games.

Currently, TencentDB for MongoDB provides a comprehensive service matrix covering various game types such as open-world RPGs, SLGs, and Weixin/WeChat Mini Games. Representative customers and products include Kuro Games' Wuthering Waves, Hortor's Fish Kingdoms: Idle Arena, and EasyGame's Sheep a Sheep, demonstrating extensive real-world deployment and a strong reputation in the gaming industry.

TencentDB for MongoDB continues to strengthen its capabilities in vector search, real-time analytics, and multi-model data processing to meet the new demands of the AI era, better supporting new application scenarios such as AI NPCs, recommendation systems, AIGC, and intelligent customer service.

Tencent Cloud announced a new round of upgrades for its database product portfolio designed for AI Agent scenarios on the same day. As a key offering in Tencent Cloud's NoSQL product family, TencentDB for MongoDB will continue to evolve around unified management of Agent multi-model data, Agentic application development, and intelligent O&M, further strengthening data infrastructure capabilities in the AI era.

About Tencent Cloud:

Tencent Cloud, one of the world's leading cloud companies, is committed to creating innovative solutions to resolve real-world issues and enabling digital transformation for smart industries. Through our extensive global infrastructure, Tencent Cloud provides businesses across the globe with stable and secure industry-leading cloud products and services, leveraging technological advancements such as cloud computing, Big Data analytics, AI, IoT, and network security. It is our constant mission to meet the needs of industries across the board, including the fields of gaming, media and entertainment, finance, healthcare, property, retail, travel, and transportation.

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Tencent Cloud Secures Top Spot Across Three MongoDB Categories in APAC Gaming Sector

SINGAPORE, June 12, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- For years, loyalty programmes across banking, credit card, and financial institutions have been built around a familiar formula: collect points, unlock perks, repeat. But across Asia-Pacific, consumers are beginning to expect something different.

According to the APAC Loyalty Index released by Dragonpass, the region's loyalty economy is rapidly shifting away from transactional rewards toward lifestyle relevance, emotional trust, and everyday utility. The study, which surveyed consumers across Southeast Asia and China, found that while "trust" remains the foundational driver of brand loyalty, consumers increasingly demand value that feels immediate and personalised.

The results highlight growing fatigue with traditional loyalty mechanics in the region. While 80% of respondents stay loyal to their bank because it is the most secure option for their money, 28% say their loyalty rewards simply do not match their lifestyle — and a striking 53% of high-income earners find their current loyalty rewards are misaligned with their actual needs.

Travel and Digital Concierge as the New Loyalty Levers

The Index highlights that travel remains the most powerful tool for customer retention. Younger consumers and affluent segments demonstrated a strong preference for integrated digital concierge services, premium travel experiences, and personalised lifestyle benefits. This highlights the convergence of financial services and lifestyle ecosystems across APAC markets.

"The traditional loyalty model was designed around transactions, but consumers today demand something far more intuitive and integrated into their lifestyle," said John Su, Group CGO & APAC CEO of Dragonpass. "They expect their banks or financial providers to play an active role in their everyday lives. This is exactly where we have invested heavily, not only in spanning our global travel, dining, and premium lifestyle services, but in the technology that is designed precisely to close this gap, helping financial institutions deliver relevant, real-time value at every stage of the customer lifecycle."

For banks, fintechs, and payment brands, the implications are significant. As competition intensifies and switching barriers continue to fall, loyalty is increasingly becoming a strategic growth lever rather than a marketing add-on. The brands most likely to retain high-value customers may ultimately be those that can turn loyalty from a points programme into a seamless part of consumers' lifestyles.

About Dragonpass

Dragonpass is a global travel and lifestyle platform delivering premium travel and lifestyle experiences to 40+ million members worldwide.

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Dragonpass APAC Loyalty Index: 53% of High-Income Consumers Say Bank Rewards No Longer Match Their Lifestyle Needs