So XCloud has better latency and the cost of worse peformance. Doubt it will be the case for much longer considering how much money Microsoft is pouring into Azure and xCloud.
The quality will not improve, and latency is based on location. Digital Foundry are closer to xcloud servers then PlayStation cloud servers. Automatic win for PlayStation streaming.So XCloud has better latency and the cost of worse peformance. Doubt it will be the case for much longer considering how much money Microsoft is pouring into Azure and xCloud.
Absolutely. PS streaming works ridiculously good for me, always has.The quality will not improve, and latency is based on location. Digital Foundry are closer to xcloud servers then PlayStation cloud servers. Automatic win for PlayStation streaming.
Pretty sure Sony owns a percentage of every blu ray disk sold because they made blu ray along with some other tech company's (a good reason Sony is more likely to want physical to stick around more than Xbox)I'm not sure how it's possible I've gone this long and only found out today that Xbox Blu-rays only have 50% the capacity of PS5 ones and xcloud uses Series X chips, but currently only to virtualise Series S boxes. Good thinking on MS's part, I can see why they were confident with their strategy at the beginning of the gen. I guess they just didn't take into account needing to actually produce decent games.
Azure has a lot of weird fragmentation in their system ('devops' is a separate organization, MS-owned GitHub has many overlapping services), and of the big 3 clouds, they have the worst support for configuration-as-code, Terraform, automated deployments, etc.
Pretty sure Sony owns a percentage of every blu ray disk sold because they made blu ray along with some other tech company's (a good reason Sony is more likely to want physical to stick around more than Xbox)
So XCloud has better latency and the cost of worse peformance. Doubt it will be the case for much longer considering how much money Microsoft is pouring into Azure and xCloud.
Never heard of the cloud thing , I do know apples use them as the manufacturer for something in iPhonesAlso Sony has a chunk of every cloud servers out there and most of the tech patented so unless they wanna be left behind they need to use Sony's archival storage system and AI/imaging sensors.
Never heard of the cloud thing , I do know apples use them as the manufacturer for something in iPhones
Anything to do about cameras Bo is your Man (non creepy shit of course )You mean their cameras? Yes, Sony makes 42% of CMOS sensor in the globe, not to mention other industrial global shutter sensors.
Actually Nikon, Panasonic (Lumix), Sigma, Leica, Hasselblad, Fujifilm, and many other brands are very dependent on Sony for their sensors. Top end phones, goal tech/eagle eye system in football, olympics, etc. Most of car sensors as well.
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