Home Consoles Face Extinction as Cloud and AI Boom, BI Research Says
BI says AI and cloud infrastructure could make streaming the dominant model as Microsoft, Nvidia and Tencent expand their services.
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Home consoles face extinction as cloud and AI boom, BI research says
Bloomberg Intelligence forecasts that streamed games will become a $38B market by 2035 and that the dedicated console will stop being a mass-market product. The case depends on surplus GPU capacity pushing compute prices down late this decade, which has not happened yet. Streamed games will be a $38B market by 2035, and the console […] This story continues at The Next Web
Cloud Gaming and AI Threaten to Make Home Consoles Extinct
Games streamed over the internet will grow to a $38 billion market by 2035 and may eventually kill off the dedicated video-game console as a mass-market product, according to research from Bloomberg Intelligence.
Bloomberg Intelligence study projects game streaming at $38 billion in 2035 and points to dedicated consoles as niche products
An unprecedented study by Bloomberg Intelligence predicts that streaming games will represent $38 billion in the market in 2035 and that dedicated consoles will be a thing of the past. The analysis estimates that they will no longer be produced on a large scale and will become niche-oriented devices. The forecast is not yet given as certain and depends on the excess amount of GPUs reducing the price of computers and hardware by the end of this d…
Cloud gaming is expected to grow to the $38 billion market by 2035, Bloomberg Intelligence predicts. Consoles become niche products.
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