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Cloud computing: Shadow, the line between privacy and illegality

With the introduction of streaming services such as Netflix, Hulu or Disney+ a new era of  cloud computing emerged. After the already existing cloud storage services, for example GoogleDrive, you now too can stream your favorite films through the...
By on 09/28/20 Comments Off on Cloud computing: Shadow, the line between privacy and illegality
Google Stadia: A new player has joined the platform wars

Google Stadia: A new player has joined the platform wars

You either die an information utility, or live long enough to adopt the politics of platforms. Imagine video games no longer being tied to the hardware boxes they’re designed for, but instead being playable anywhere, on any device. We...
By Tiede Bart on 09/22/19 Comments Off on Google Stadia: A new player has joined the platform wars
Reassessing the Viability of Cloud Gaming

Reassessing the Viability of Cloud Gaming

Cloud gaming as a concept, as promising as it may be, has not been able to live up to its expectations. Having been around since the year 2000 with the launch of a startup like G-Cluster (Cai et al....
By Rama Adityadarma on 09/23/18 Comments Off on Reassessing the Viability of Cloud Gaming