Cloud Gaming Technology
Informative articles about the technology (services, infrastructure, physics, games) behind Cloud Gaming from the experts at Cloud Dosage.
CloudGear Brings GeForce NOW, Xbox Cloud Gaming, Luna and Boosteroid to Apple TV
CloudGear v2.0 adds Apple TV support for GeForce NOW, Xbox Cloud Gaming, Amazon Luna, Boosteroid and OnePlay, with up to 4K streaming.
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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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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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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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XBOX’s Ad-Supported Cloud Gaming Test Fits a Much Bigger Advertising Strategy
XBOX is testing ad-supported cloud gaming while Microsoft expands its wider gaming advertising business. We look at where XBOX Media Solutions could fit.
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Why Geography Matters As Cloud Gaming And AI Reshape GPU Infrastructure
GPU capacity isn’t equally useful everywhere. We look at how power, network distance, and geography affect AI training, real-time inference, and cloud gaming.
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Why Cloud Gaming And AI Could Become Complementary GPU Workloads
Could cloud gaming and AI strengthen the case for more GPU infrastructure? We look at Boosteroid, Ubitus, Radian Arc and Digital Alpha.
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Why Digital Alpha’s Up To $215M Blacknut Bet Is An Infrastructure Play
Digital Alpha is betting up to $215M on Blacknut. Here’s why cloud gaming infrastructure, GPU capacity and edge networks are central to the deal.
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New Cloud Gaming Tech SAIL Cuts Bandwidth Use 44% And Latency 8%
Researchers report SAIL, a cloud gaming rate-control technology, cut bandwidth use by 44.27% and latency by 8.37% in commercial testing.
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AWS Releases An AI Assistant For Monitoring Game Servers
AWS releases an AI assistant for monitoring GameLift Servers, Amazon EKS clusters and cloud infrastructure costs.
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