Technology
XBOX Launches XBOX LABS to Explore Browser Gaming and Game Ports
XBOX launches XBOX LABS to explore browser gaming and experimental game ports. See how WebAssembly and WebGPU fit into the new team’s work.
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How Cloud Gaming Is Bringing 3D Worlds to Web Browsers
Cloud gaming technology is finding uses beyond games. Epic’s Pixel Streaming, PropVR property tours, and NVIDIA CloudXR.js illustrate how remote GPUs make interactive 3D accessible through browsers.
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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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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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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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Radian Arc Partners With PureColo And Carrier Connect For North American Cloud Gaming Infrastructure
Radian Arc brings GPU edge infrastructure to North America with PureColo and Carrier Connect for cloud gaming and AI.
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The Cloud Gaming Graveyard: Dead Cloud Gaming Services
We take a walk around the Cloud Gaming Graveyard to discuss the ups, the downs, and overall the history of this technology.
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The Gamer Logic Behind Exclusives is Tired
Why the calculus behind exclusive games has changed. Limiting game access to specific hardware is a practice that is primed to end.
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Be Careful What You Wish For … A “Cloud Only” Xcloud or PS Cloud Subscription May Cost More. Not Less!
Why you could theoretically end up paying more (not less) for a “cloud-only” version of Game Pass or PS Plus.
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