Acend teams up with furniture manufacturer Yaasa

03 October 2023

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European esports organisation Acend has announced a partnership with furniture manufacturer Yaasa through its gaming-focused Yaasa Play brand.

The partnership will focus on Yaasa Play gaming furniture, which will be used to equip Acend’s headquarters.

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Acend is an organisation most-known for its success in VALORANT. The organisation made history by being the first-ever winner of VALORANT Champions in 2021, beating Russian team Gambit in the grand final.

Since then, the organisation has failed to replicate similar competitive success at the highest level after not being named a VCT partner team. The organisation was close to qualifying for VCT EMEA through this year’s Ascension tournament, but finished third overall.

The company still competes in VALORANT and PUBG, which it re-entered after a short break from competing. The organisation also parted ways with its Apex Legends roster in September.

Yaasa is an Austrian brand specialising in office furniture. The brand is most-known for its standing desk lineup. Yaasa Play is the brand’s gaming division which creates gaming-focused standing desks. The partnership with Acend is the first for the gaming brand, which was officially announced in August 2023.

Benjamin Rolle, Acend CEO, commented on the partnership: “I am thrilled to announce a groundbreaking partnership between Acend and Yaasa, the trailblazers in gaming desk production. The Yaasa Play desks provide optimal comfort and focus during intense gaming or working sessions, impeccable cable management systems and boast a sleek design that amplifies any gaming setup. 

“Our players have tested them throughout intense bootcamp sessions and the gaming desks from Yaasa helped them perform under heavy workload. We are extremely grateful to have such great products in our facility.”

Ivan Šimić
Ivan comes from Croatia, loves weird simulator games, and is terrible at playing anything else. Spent 5 years writing about tech and esports in Croatia, and is now doing it here.