Microsoft has secured the service of Kim Swift (Portal) to help develop some cloud-native games for its xCloud service.

Microsoft's new xCloud app turns its Surface Duo device into a useful handheld gaming device.

Google's vice president and head of product for Stadia, as well as the owner of an incredibly cool name that I wish I had, is no longer with the company.

Cloud gaming might be the big project that Google was trying to pull of in a field that features Microsoft and Amazon as competitors, but it is also an idea that was the dream of another unexpected company: US retailer Walmart.

Google’s revolution in gaming is being cut short, as the company announced this week that it is getting out of the game-making business and will now offer its platform directly to game publishers.

Amazon’s officially getting into the cloud gaming space, a field of interactive entertainment that no other monopoly on a specific industry that has formed an essential part of our lives has ever done.

Cloud gaming services like Google Stadia and xCloud won't be coming to iOS...ever.

Microsoft will be upgrading their xCloud gaming service to the new generation of consoles early next year.