After the huge push from Microsoft products which is enriching the service more and more Xbox Game Pass and it would seem ready to launch the final version of the project xCloud, it would seem that finally too PlayStation is starting to look towards the enormous opportunities that a technology like cloud-gaming could offer. According to a recent report by Bloomberg journalists, it would seem that in recent days the Tokyo multinational has invested large sums of money in Ubitus, a Japanese company that has been a leader in the sector of services dedicated to cloud streaming for years and that in the past has already worked with other giants in the sector such as Nintendo for porting titles to the cloud Ubisoft o Capcom su Nintendo Switch.
The company born in Taiwan and subsequently moved to Japan would have recently opened a new request for resources for all companies that were interested in their services, coming to raise the incredible sum of 400 million dollars. Second Takashi Mochizuki Bloomberg, among the many companies that would have invested in Ubitus also check Sony, which together with two other industry giants like Tencent e Square Enix they would have paid the huge sum of 42 million dollars, although for the moment it is not yet known how much each individual company has invested.
In short, it would seem that finally PlayStation could also move towards the shores of cloud-gaming, which as Microsoft has shown for some time would open some unique opportunities for the industry and that would allow many fans of the sector to have fun anywhere with any type of device with internet connection. For the moment, however, all these are only suppositions and we still have no official confirmation from Jim Ryan or Sony executives in general, so there is nothing left to do but wait for any kind of announcement that can confirm the intentions of the Japanese giant of push decisively towards cloud-gaming.
