Upcoming ESG Certification Programme
United Kingdom: Last weekend I tried a new title on my laptop that claimed to run at 4K 60 fps—without a console or a high‑end GPU. The loading bar disappeared after a single 8‑second buffer, and I was in the game before the pizza arrived.
Emma, a junior architect, grabbed a sandwich on the Tube and slipped her phone into a pocket‑sized charger. Within five minutes she was navigating a dense, fog‑filled mountain pass in a game that usually demanded a high‑end PC.
If you’ve never heard the term “cloud gaming” before, think of it as Netflix for video games. Instead of buying a console or a high‑end PC, you stream the game from a remote server to whatever device you have at hand – a laptop, a tablet, or even a smart TV.
Le cloud gaming, c’est simplement la diffusion de jeux vidéo depuis un serveur distant vers votre appareil, comme on le fait avec Netflix pour les films. Au lieu d’installer le jeu sur votre console ou votre PC, vous le lancez sur un data‑center et vous recevez le flux vidéo en temps réel. westace.
© 2024 PHD Chamber of Commerce And Industry | All Right Reserved
