We spend a lot of time discussing how much GPU infrastructure the world will need, and decided to approach the question from another direction: what will all that infrastructure actually be doing? Credible datasets stop well short of assigning reliable 2041 shares to robotics, gaming, AI agents or scientific simulation. So we built three scenarios…
The General GPU Infrastructure Topology Model was developed to understand the principles that influence where GPU infrastructure is built and how different sites connect to one another. It abstracts from individual projects and looks instead at the recurring pressures that influence infrastructure development across markets. Local conditions affect every real deployment uniquely in each case….
Boosteroid is launching BoostDrop – a program that turns your content into real rewards. If you’re already creating content, or thinking about starting, this is a direct entry point. We’re looking for short-form videos and visual content about the service: from honest reviews and gameplay to edits and cinematic screenshots. What to createShort videos in…
Boosteroid is a global leader in cloud gaming, serving over 8 million users across Europe and the Americas. By removing the need for expensive hardware, Boosteroid enables high-end gaming on almost any screen—from desktops, smartphones and handhelds to TVs and even vehicles. While it is a gaming company at its heart, Boosteroid is fundamentally an…
We all know gaming hardware costs money upfront. But in Central and Western Europe, where energy prices sit around 0.25 €/kW⋅h, the ongoing cost of powering a high-end desktop adds up quietly, month after month. When you break down the numbers, the difference between running games locally and playing through the cloud becomes impossible to…
Cloud gaming has changed how we play. You no longer need a powerful PC or console – the heavy lifting happens on remote servers, and the game streams directly to your screen. But while the cloud takes care of the hardware, your experience still depends on one key thing: your internet connection. Both speed and…
Cloud gaming is becoming more popular every year, but many players don’t think about the technology that makes it possible. One of the most important parts is the video codec. It works in the background, but it directly affects how smooth, clear, and responsive your games look when streamed online. Understanding codecs can help you…
Cloud gaming is changing the way people play and enjoy video games. Instead of installing games on a powerful PC or console, players can now stream them directly through the internet. This innovation is growing fast and brings big opportunities for developers and publishers in the gaming industry. As more users shift to cloud platforms,…
Cloud gaming has already made games more accessible, removing hardware barriers and letting players enjoy AAA titles on nearly any device. But the next leap forward isn’t just about streaming quality or platform reach. It’s about intelligence. AI is set to redefine how we interact with cloud games, shaping everything from user experience to how…