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Blacknut Says Its Subscriber Base Tripled in a Year to Over 3 Million
Blacknut says its subscriber base tripled in a year to over 3 million as CEO Olivier Avaro discusses its growth and Digital Alpha investment.
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Cloud Gaming Forecast to Be Africa’s Fastest-Growing Gaming Platform
Mordor Intelligence forecasts cloud gaming as Africa’s fastest-growing gaming platform through 2031, supported by mobile, networks and data centres.
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Blacknut Partners With Media Ranch to Expand Cloud Gaming Across MENA
Blacknut is partnering with Media Ranch to expand its cloud gaming service through telecom operators across MENA, beginning with Jawwal in Palestine.
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EVE Online Puts the Hardest Part of “Living Games” to the Test
Google DeepMind is using EVE Online to study persistent AI memory, long-horizon planning and the limits of low-latency agents.
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XBOX Adds Six Games To Game Pass Including RuneScape: Dragonwilds, SpeedRunners 2: King of Speed, and More
Xbox adds six games to Game Pass in September wave 1 Including Virtua Fighter 5 R.E.V.O and Runescape: DragonWilds
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Why Cloud Gaming Market Forecasts Differ by Billions
Cloud gaming market estimates range from $3.7B to $23.79B in 2026. We compare the definitions and methods behind the gap.
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Google Cloud Sees AI and Cloud Infrastructure Powering Living Games
Google Cloud sees AI and cloud infrastructure powering living games with persistent memory, adaptive worlds, and AI-assisted development.
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Play Crimson Desert Free in Your Browser With a New Twitch Cloud Demo
Play a 20-minute Crimson Desert cloud demo directly in your browser through Twitch, powered by Amazon GameLift Streams.
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XBOX Disc-to-Digital Is Now Live for Insiders With New Ownership Rules
XBOX Disc-to-Digital is now live for select Insiders, with new rules for disc ownership, lost access, and XBOX Play Anywhere.
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The Economics of Latency from Cloud Gaming to AI Infrastructure
Cloud gaming makes latency easy to feel, but the same delays can also affect GPU utilization, throughput and infrastructure economics across AI workloads.
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