'PlayStation Cloud' domains registered by Gaikai

by Andrew Yoon, Feb 19, 2013 12:15pm PST

Related Topics – Gaikai, Sony, PlayStation 4, Orbis

Recent reports suggest that the next PlayStation system, codenamed Orbis, will contain streaming tech provided by Sony's recently-acquired Gaikai. The cloud-based service will enable playback of PS3 games on Sony's next console--even as they transition to an entirely new chip architecture.

It's likely Sony will officially announce their cloud initiative during tomorrow's press conference, as Gaikai has just registered numerous domains related to "PlayStation Cloud."

Discovered by Superannuation, a number of URLs related to "PlayStation Cloud" were registered on February 15th. Given the flexibility of cloud-based services, one has to wonder if Sony has ambitions to bring the PlayStation Cloud to devices other than the PS4. We'll all find out tomorrow.

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Andrew Yoon posted a new article, 'PlayStation Cloud' domains registered by Gaikai.

It's likely Sony will officially announce their cloud initiative during tomorrow's press conference, as Gaikai has just registered numerous domains related to "PlayStation Cloud."

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It's likely Sony will officially announce their cloud initiative during tomorrow's press conference, as Gaikai has just registered numerous domains related to "PlayStation Cloud." : Shacknews
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  where OnLive failed, Sony will succeed! : squeakychimp
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    onlive failed because perlman is a terrible business man. : ibrokn
    - ...and the streaming quality was terrible. ugh. : scud
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  Awwww yeah. Synergize that cloud leveraging to a whole new paradigm. : Haxim
  - *pops xanax* : pgharavi
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  I wonder if its more feasible in Japan because of their internet infrastructure. Don't they have super lo... : Chandler55
  - Not just Japan. In fact, most of the developed world has more fiber than we do because the gov't pays fo... : daggot
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  I've been saying this is the future of consoles for a while now. Didn't think of it as a way to add back... : daggot
  - PS4? Forget all that. If the streaming is any good you could stream PS4 games on your PS3. : Peanut Fox
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  Onlive worked, but due to randomness of net latency I think this tech will always be bottom rung for gaming. Getting a big wad of compression artifacts in the middle of playing a game is undeniably worse than for a movie.
  
  Feb 19, 2013 3:35pm PST
  
  Onlive worked, but due to randomness of net latency I think this tech will always be bottom rung for gami... : thebigbeefsandwich
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  maybe it's not exactly like onlive, but maybe the game data is streamed to the PS4, while all the process... : RikiTiki2
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    Or maybe it's just for backwards compatibility. : umegastar
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      the streamed game data could well be PS3 data :D : RikiTiki2
      
      If that's the case you'd still need PS3 hardware to handle the processing. As it is data is what's on th... : Peanut Fox
- So I guess none of this shit will work well in Canuckistan. : singlespace

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