CuCabeludo said:
The connections in such big events are the best one can pay. But for latency internet speed doesn't matter, but the distance between you and the datacenter + the route the data takes on its trajectory. And they are claiming the closest data center which was serving the stream at E3 was 400 miles away. If true, then game streaming tech has gotten a huge leap. |
Claims are what I was questioning. There have been plenty of claims over the years about what's actually running on the console and what's not, and often enough it's not true. Based on the gap, it just seems too good to be true that's all. If it is legit then it's not bad in this case and Google has a lot of work to do.
In terms of Google Fiber it was just a joke. Google Fiber being used against Google to prove Google Stadia is inferior.
