Source: www.oddonion.com --- Monday, August 01, 2016
Image copyright Microsoft Image caption Crackdown, on Xbox One, will use cloud computing to render the destruction of entire city blocks Maurizio Sciglio has a problem. For three years he has been developing a technology that harnesses the power of the internet to supercharge the capabilities of games consoles, PCs, and even smartphones. The problem? His technology falls under the catch-all term “cloud gaming”, a somewhat toxic phrase associated with false dawns and failures. It’s a dilemma akin to creating a next-generation operating system – and having to call it Windows 8. In 2013, Mr Sciglio co-founded Edinburgh-based Cloudgine. His company uses the near-limitless power of cloud server farms to compute complex tasks and send the results to a device in milliseconds. In theory that means a games console could share, or completely offload, complicated calculations while it focuses its brainpower on something else. “We identified that there was not enough compute power available on ... Source: Odd Onion http://ift.tt/2avCMMQ ...
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