Shadow targets cloud gaming services at publishers and opens Shadow for Makers
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Shadow unveiled two new cloud computing services for businesses, and it also launched a new service dubbed Shadow for Makers.
This comes after France-basedShadow, which started out in cloud gaming, went through a makeover in the past couple of years.
The company made the announcements at the Game Developers Conference in San Francisco. The new services are tailored for game publishers and studios: a flexible and controlled game testing and demo solution, Echo Sessions, and a tool to deliver a secured game demo to thousands of users, Virtual Booth, said Sébastien Kaiser, chief strategy officer and chief development officer at Shadow, in an interivew with GamesBeat.
Originally, the company that pioneered the high-end cloud PC, Shadow had a strong gaming-oriented focus. Time has passed and this has evolved – Shadow now supports the activities of architects, 3D artists, IT managers and many more, while its consumer users are able to play and do much more, thanks to the flexibility offered by its cloud computing service. However, the company still has a focus on gamers.
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After initial projects with partner Bandai Namco, for which the company supported the Elden Ring PR campaign with dedicated cloud-powered tools, the company is building a complete range of services tailored for game studios, developers and publishers, as well as PR and QA companies supporting them.
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