Bloomberg report: Cloud gaming and AI could end traditional gaming consoles彭博社报告：云游戏与 AI 或将终结传统游戏主机

IT House October 14 news, Bloomberg today (14th) released "In-depth analysis: cloud games and AI or the final end of the game console" industry research report predicts that by 2035, the size of the cloud game market will reach $38 billion (IT House note: the current exchange rate is about 254.791 billion yuan). With the increasing popularity of cloud games, traditional game consoles may eventually lose their position in the mass consumption market. The report points out that AI will make games more complex, and the requirements for hardware performance will continue to increase. Running games from a data center and delivering screens to players over the Internet is more effective than launching a new generation of better-performing consoles every few years. Among them, Nintendo's relatively limited layout in the field of cloud games has always placed it in a secondary position of the company's strategy, so it may be difficult to adapt to this shift. The Sony Group is in a relatively favorable position, with a more mature PlayStation Plus service system and a PlayStation Portal that supports remote play. Microsoft, Nvidia and Tencent are also expected to benefit from investments in cloud infrastructure. The report expects Microsoft Xbox cloud gaming to maintain a market share of about 40%, with an estimated 220 million hours of cumulative cloud gaming in the quarter to September. Nvidia has a technical advantage in GeForce now cloud gaming services with high-demand GPUs; Tencent is considered to have a leading technical strength in the Chinese cloud gaming market. Nathan Naidoo, a Bloomberg industry research analyst in charge of the report, believes that today's surge in demand for AI data center services is driving up the price of computing power. Projected by 20th century