Streaming

Sony and Microsoft today announced a vague partnership in which the two companies will use Microsoft's Azure cloud technology for game streaming.

Streamlabs and Newzoo partnered up on an in-depth report about the streaming market. It found YouTube Live and Apex Legends are becoming more notable.

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The search giant today announced Project Stream, a "technical test" which lets you stream video games to the Chrome web browser on either a desktop or laptop.

Corsair is making moves to break into the lucrative game streaming market. The company announced that it would acquire Elgato Gaming and its lineup of streaming accessories.

Streamers will get a 5% cut of the revenue from every purchase made on their channel.

AMD announced that LiquidSky, a cloud-based gaming desktop service, committed to adopting AMD’s upcoming Vega GPU architecture to power the machines in its 13 global data centers.

Blizzard and Facebook have teamed up to bring livesgame streaming of Blizzard games to Facebook pages everywhere.

YouTube announced the addition of spatial audio to 360-degree video content. The company also revealed that you can now live stream in 360 degrees.

Razer released a new capture card designed to work with the latest generation of gaming consoles. The Ripsaw capture card is able to record game data in full 1080p resolutions at 60 FPS.

YouTube updated its YouTube Gaming app to incorporate mobile game streaming and recording for use with Android devices.

No more sharing those naughty games on Twitch.

At Lenovo Tech World, Lenovo demonstrated a new streaming device known as the Lenovo Cast.

Opera Coast's video boost optimizes video streaming on mobile devices that suffer from a bad cellular signal or a clogged network.

The convention will feature popular broadcasters as well as live shows from the convention floor.