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Cloud gaming: architecture and performance

Shea et al., 2013

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Document ID
10170881317559163570
Author
Shea R
Liu J
Ngai E
Cui Y
Publication year
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IEEE network

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Recent advances in cloud technology have turned the idea of cloud gaming into a reality. Cloud gaming, in its simplest form, renders an interactive gaming application remotely in the cloud and streams the scenes as a video sequence back to the player over the Internet. This …
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