Russian mobile operator Vimpelcom and Nvidia have developed their own solutions for cloud gaming. Both services were introduced today.

Here’s the twist: Sony and Microsoft have entered into a strategic partnership. Companies that are direct competitors will take care of the future of cloud gaming together.

Capcom will continue to release “cloud versions” of its games. The company considers this direction promising.

Ubisoft was pleased with the experience of working with Google’s Project Stream cloud. Now the French publisher is thinking about cooperation with other cloud services.

Google Corporation plans to create a gaming service on cloud servers. And in the future, it can present its own game console, Engadget reports.

Microsoft announced the purchase of the PlayFab cloud service. It offers tools for developing, launching and analyzing games that work with cloud data.

Epic Games has acquired Cloudgine, a Scottish company that develops video games using cloud technologies and VR support, for an unspecified amount.

53 million people play video games on Xbox One, Windows 10 and mobile apps every month, the company said in a report on the results of the 1st quarter of the current fiscal year.

Yahoo Japan has launched the Game Plus game portal for mobile platforms and PC. It supports HTML5 games and cloud streaming of games.

Sony has announced the release of Playstation 4 games in the Playstation Now cloud gaming service. Gamers will be able to pay for a subscription and play on their console or PC.