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iTWire Tuesday, 13 April 2021 03:01 Nvidia announces data centre CPU and much more Shares Nvidias new Grace CPU As usual, Nvidia had a raft of product announcements ready for its annual GTC conference which started today. Among the standouts were the Grace data centre CPU, a next-generation BlueField DPU, Omniverse Enterprise for 3D collaboration, and updates to the companys Drive platform. Grace – named after computing pioneer Grace Hopper – is Nvidias first data centre C...

During Microsoft’s Window’s 10 event earlier this week, the company’s Phil Spencer revealed that their newest PC operating system, Windows 10, will support Xbox One game streaming later this year. “Wouldn’t it be great if we could play those [Xbox One games] anywhere in the house?” Spencer said. “We have to put the gamer at the center of every experience.” Windows 10 will allow game streaming to any device that runs the operating system, including PCs, notebooks, and tablets, w...

According to a recently awarded patent, EA may have come up with a solution for bypassing the long download and install times altogether. The process uses streaming...

Xbox game streaming for the web reportedly in internal testing, screenshots leak Feb 15, 2021 16:00 EST with 3 comments Microsoft’s Xbox game streaming has been a long time coming for PC users. The company originally promised to bring Project xCloud – as it was called back then – to Windows 10 users in 2020. While a game streaming app was spotted in the Microsoft Store, the offering did not launch in 2020 for Windows users. The firm finally announced late last ...

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Employees are now testing a web browser version of the service, the Verge reports. This would allow people on PC and iOS devices to use the service to stream Xbox games. Microsoft is getting ready to make its game-streaming service available on web browsers, company sources told the Verge. Microsoft launched its game-streaming service xCloud in September, allowing users to stream and play Xbox games on Android phones and tablets. Sources told the Verge Microsoft employees are currently testing ...

Google has been struggling in the space currently ruled by Sony and Nvidia, can Microsoft take the crown?

Microsoft is testing the web version of its Xbox game streaming service internally, which currently works only on Chromium-based browsers. Screenshots of that version have leaked today.

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