Cloud Computing

A SkyDrive by any other name...

Nvidia's GRID technology is enabling high-performance graphics in Amazon's cloud.

Bad news for Seagate Cloud Storage users.

Streaming Xbox 360 games to the PC and tablet may become a reality next year.

Microsoft hasn't offered any information on what the new name might be.

It's called CloudLight, and will choose a specific rendering scheme based on the target device.

Respawn and Microsoft will harness the power of Windows Azure.

Score one for BSkyB.

Something for your next shopping list?

For every one Xbox One, three virtual consoles will be available in the cloud.

The next-generation Xbox sounds like it may knock your socks off.

It's a step up from Connectify Dispatch, and it uses the company's own servers in the cloud to make your connection faster. Updated with info about voting for the location of the next server.

Amazon wants to take the hardware out of your hands.

AMD's presentation at this year's GDC covered the strategies main tenets and outlined how the company was "effectively positioned to drive the next revolution in gaming."

Ireland, Canada, Australia and others join the likes of the UK and U.S. as the Chromebook goes on sale in a host of new countries.

Shocker: It will be more expensive in the UK than in the U.S.

Here's a service similar to OnLive Desktop, but can be accessed through an HTML5-enabled browser on any device.

The European Parliament published a new study prepared by the Centre D'Etudes Sur Les Conflits and the Centre for European Policy Studies that raises concerns of cloud data surveillance.

Enables 3D gaming that can render graphics directly to the cloud.

Don't use your subscription to a cloud storage service for the claim that it is more environmentally friendly than storing your data at home.