PUBG Mobile could return to India on Microsoft's Azure cloud services
With India's banning of various Chinese publishers in the country, PUBG Mobile has remained banned, but it could return to the country on Microsoft Azure's Cloud.
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With India's banning of various Chinese publishers in the country, PUBG Mobile has remained banned, but it could return to the country on Microsoft Azure's Cloud.
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