Sega plans to climb the ranks as their potential consumer base increases. The Dreamcast chipset will also be installed in various devices. Sega announced a partnership with Palm to provide both online and offline gaming. Moore hinted that as the Palm hardware becomes more focused on wireless connectivity Sega and SegaNet will become a more important aspect of the devices. In addition, Sega announced a deal with Pace Microtechnology to include the DC chipset in their set-top box.
Pace is currently Europe's largest set-top box manufacturer.
Sega will also provide games for Motorola cell phones. These games will be Java-based and available this year to Motorola users. SegaNet will also begin working with any platform. They are willing provide online gaming possibilities to any device or platform, including the Palm and cel phones, and possibly PlayStation 2, GameCube, and Xbox. SegaNet hopes to be a part of the continued evolution of online gaming on console systems as well as new devices and platforms.