Author: Sean Hollister
The logo for PlayStation Now, Sony’s cloud gaming service that got folded into PS Plus. | Image: Sony
Now that Google Stadia is dead and buried, it looks like Sony may seriously care about cloud gaming again. Despite a recent round of layoffs, Sony is currently hiring 22 roles related to cloud gaming tech — including one person whose job will literally be to “Develop and deliver the strategic vision for cloud game streaming at PlayStation.”
“Are you a ground-breaking innovator in the cloud streaming product space? Then you likely agree that Cloud Gaming is on its way to becoming a major part of the gaming industry,” reads part of a Sony job posting for a Director of Product Management for Cloud Gaming.
That person won’t be alone: Sony is also hiring five senior platform engineers, three software engineers, two technical project managers...
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The logo for PlayStation Now, Sony’s cloud gaming service that got folded into PS Plus. | Image: Sony
Now that Google Stadia is dead and buried, it looks like Sony may seriously care about cloud gaming again. Despite a recent round of layoffs, Sony is currently hiring 22 roles related to cloud gaming tech — including one person whose job will literally be to “Develop and deliver the strategic vision for cloud game streaming at PlayStation.”
“Are you a ground-breaking innovator in the cloud streaming product space? Then you likely agree that Cloud Gaming is on its way to becoming a major part of the gaming industry,” reads part of a Sony job posting for a Director of Product Management for Cloud Gaming.
That person won’t be alone: Sony is also hiring five senior platform engineers, three software engineers, two technical project managers...
Continue reading…
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