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Stadia Is Google’s Cloud Based Game Platform; Powered by AMD, Linux and Vulkan, Due in 2019

after you’ve watched a gameplay video on YouTube, you’ll get the chance to play that game in just five seconds via streaming. That’s regardless of the platform you are using, be it a laptop, desktop, television, phone or tablet.

The hardware datacenters used for Google Stadia is powered by AMD technology and custom built for this use case. It surpasses the likes of PlayStation 4 Pro and Xbox One X put together

While the Project Stream test showcased Assassin’s Creed Odyssey streamed at 1080p and 60fps, Stadia will be able to stream up to 4K HDR and 60fps gameplay with surround sound. The hardware will also be upgraded further over time to allow up to 8K and 120 frames per second


It does not require a console. Google did show a special hand held controller that may be optional.

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