dx11332sega said:
I wondering with this partnership, how will azure help PSnow in it's current state ? Will Sony shut it down then relaunch it the next day as 4k and extremely stable with little latency or will azure take over and replace psnow ? With Sony I'm not sure if it's wise to have 2 streaming services if azure the better for it's streaming and psnow lacking ? Heh, I'm abit curious how this turns? ^^ |
It should mean that Sony will eventually migrate PSnow to Azure, which will happen over time. - And then Sony can repurposed that server and bandwidth capacity for other avenues.
You can run a single service from more than one server farm... In-fact it's generally how things go anyway.
HollyGamer said:
Wow Microsoft allowed Sony to used their Azure server , When it comes to the cloud Microsoft bent the knee to money. |
No one bent the knee. It's just business.
Azure was originally envisioned to be sold as a service accessible for all, not just exclusively for Microsoft's own efforts... In-fact cloud has been one of Microsoft's largest money makers and growth sectors in recent years... And Azure has proven to be extremely capable all things considered.
It's a win for all, because Microsoft has an abundance of processing power and bandwidth at it's disposal which should result in an improved experience for Playstation gamers.
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