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 Microsoft has been planning to stream PC games over the cloud, internal emails from the <a href="https://www.theverge.com/23768244/ftc-microsoft-activision-blizzard-case-news-announcements">FTC v. Microsoft case</a> show. Microsoft currently streams games through its Xbox Cloud Gaming service, but it’s limited to Xbox titles as the servers run <a href="https://www.theverge.com/2021/6/10/22527432/microsoft-xcloud-server-xbox-series-x-hardware-upgrade-game-streaming">specialized Xbox Series X chips</a>. Microsoft has been working on leveraging its Azure servers to stream PC games over Xbox Cloud Gaming.
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella emailed Xbox chief Phil Spencer, Kareem Choudhry, head of cloud gaming at Microsoft, and Sarah Bond, head of Xbox creator experience, in July 2021 after rumors emerged of Google turning Stadia into a white-label cloud gaming service for developers to run their games on.
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Microsoft has been planning to stream PC games over the cloud, internal emails from the FTC v. Microsoft case show. Microsoft has been working on leveraging its Azure servers to stream PC games over Xbox Cloud Gaming.

Microsoft is planning to stream PC cloud games, internal emails reveal