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In January 2002, Camelot successfully installed a major new IT system to drive The National Lottery, the largest conversion in the lottery world. The system change was the result of a 12 month £90 million project involving Compaq Computer, G-Tech and Deloitte & Touche, signifying the end of Camelot's VAX system deployed in the first lottery licence.
At the heart of the system is the Alpha platform, a renowned industry standard, which improves even further on the advanced technologies Camelot put in place to create one of the world's most efficient lottery systems when the lottery was launched in 1994. The new mainframes have brought significant improvements to the system - although designed to manage three transactions per minute per terminal, the new system has the potential to process at a far greater rate. This will allow the 25,000 on-line terminals to cope with the exciting future developments Camelot has in store for The National Lottery.
In February 2003, Camelot launched Instant Win Games - the first National Lottery games to go live on the internet. The games are a mixture of of innovative, interactive games and popular scratchcards available on the National Lottery website
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