The French startup Blade, which supports Shadow, held a press conference to announce certain product news and business advances.
Describe Shadow.
A cloud computing tool for gamers is called Shadow. In a nearby data centre, you can purchase a gaming Computer for a monthly subscription fee.
In contrast to other cloud gaming services, Shadow offers a complete Windows 10 environment. Whatever you want to use, such as Word, Photoshop, or Steam, can be installed.
Currently, the company offers a single configuration with eight threads on an Intel Xeon 2620 processor for $35 a month. Also, there is an Nvidia Quadro P5000 GPU, 12GB of RAM, and 256GB of storage, which functions roughly similarly to an Nvidia GeForce GTX 1080.
The French startup Blade, which supports Shadow, held a press conference to announce certain product news and business advances.
Describe Shadow.
In addition, Shadow is launching a whole new interface created especially for TVs and mobile devices.
All your games will now be recorded by the launcher.
Without using the standard Windows interface, you can start a game by clicking on it.
On iOS, Android, and Android TV, the update is available.
The founder and chairman of OVH, Octave Klaba, also announced a new cooperation with Shadow.
Next ahead, OVH will take over Shadow’s infrastructure and improve the cloud hosting partner.
In OVH datacenters, which will open the following week, the new servers will be installed.
There is increasing competition
Starting on November 19th, Stadia will be launched by Google.
Operating on Project xCloud is Microsoft.
Nvidia offers cloud gaming support.
In other words, the market for cloud gaming has become incredibly congested.
Shadow, however, has a competitive advantage because it has been in existence for a while.
The business emphasises all you can do with Shadow that you cannot accomplish with a more constrained cloud gaming service in addition to enhancing its streaming technologies.
Additional Company Stories In October, Serena, a syndicate led by Erik Maris, 2CRSi, and current investor Nicholas Suppipat invested another $33 million to Shadow.
Now, there are 70,000 Shadow customers spread throughout eight nations.
The business is generating a considerable amount of monthly recurring income at $35 per month.
Moreover, Shadow has a new CEO.
Emmanuel Freund, a co-founder, has stepped down from his position as CEO and is now in charge of strategy.
As CEO, Jérôme Arnaud will be in charge.
For the company’s next move, it was seeking for a more impressive business profile.
