Google is hard at work developing its game-streaming service Stadia, which is planned to launch in just a few months, but the company has another cloud gaming service in the works that could greatly ...

Google Cloud on Wednesday announced that Game Servers, a managed service game server hosting and scaling product, is now generally available for production workloads. Launched in beta in March, Game ...

Google Cloud today announced the beta launch of Game Servers, a managed service that provides game developers with the usual backend services for running their games, including multi-player games, in ...

With the hiring of a seasoned engineer from Intel to work on new server chips, Google Cloud is following the footsteps of Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Azure, both of which are at different stages ...

The new multicloud offering from AWS and Google Cloud does not involve deploying servers and compute capacity within one ...

Buildings hosting both Oracle and Google cloud servers in the UK failed to manage temperature spikes, causing shut downs during the ongoing Euro heat wave. Reading time 2 minutes If you think your ...

Google today announced the availability of “Game Servers” in beta test mode, a managed service offering using a service called Agones, which is an open-source game server hosting and scaling project ...

Google’s antitrust complaint argued that the 2019 licensing change was anticompetitive. According to the company, the update ...

Google has withdrawn its antitrust complaint against Microsoft's cloud practices in the EU, citing a new, broader ...