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Xbox has serious cloud competition from NVIDIA's recent GeForce Now upgrades
By Ben Wilson published
Fight! Xbox Cloud Gaming was always my choice for lag-free streams, but NVIDIA's SuperPOD servers bring RTX 4080 GPUs to challenge my subscription to Microsoft.
NVIDIA reveals GeForce Now DLSS 3 boosts for Hitman 3 and Marvel's Midnight Suns
By Rebecca Spear published
Boosted gaming Improved visuals and performance are rolling out with NVIDIA RTX 4080 SuperPODs.
Google Stadia's demise is proof the Xbox Cloud Gaming model is the right way to go
By Richard Devine published
The one Google Stadia has now left the cloud but its demise shows us that Microsoft's model for Xbox Cloud Gaming is the least risky option to back.
NVIDIA upgrading GeForce Now in 2023 — RTX 4080 GPUs launch with SuperPOD servers
By Ben Wilson last updated
Cloud gaming NVIDIA is upgrading its cloud-gaming GeForce Now service with RTX 4080 GPUs for faster response times and higher-quality visuals.
NVIDIA GeForce Now gaining RTX 4080 support and coming to cars
By Zachary Boddy published
Moar Powa During CES 2023, NVIDIA announced that the new Ultimate tier of its GeForce Now service will be powered by the RTX 4080 GPU, and the service is also heading to cars.
Lenovo unveils its IdeaPad Gaming Chromebook for Xbox Cloud Gaming: Here's everything we know
By Brendan Lowry published
Xbox Lenovo has officially revealed its IdeaPad Gaming Chromebook, a laptop designed to be the perfect all-in-one device for cloud gaming, work, and school.
Logitech reveals its G CLOUD handheld for Xbox streaming: Here's everything we know
By Jez Corden last updated
Xbox We finally have a dedicated Xbox handheld from Logitech, made in partnership with Microsoft and NVIDIA.
Microsoft News Roundup: She-Hulk on a Surface Pro 8, WhatsApp Desktop update, and the long-lost Windows 8 startup sound
By Sean Endicott published
Here, yes, right here, you can catch up on all the biggest Microsoft news stories from the last week. From She-Hulk using the Microsoft Store to a major WhatsApp update, it's all here.
GeForce Now gains support for 1440p streaming at 120 FPS on Microsoft Edge and Google Chrome
By Sean Endicott published
The latest update to GeForce Now adds support for streaming games in 1440p at 120 FPS. The improved resolution and framerate are only supported in Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge, at least for now.
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