Gaikai

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Gaikai was a pioneering cloud gaming service that streamed high-end video games over the internet, later acquired by Sony to help power its PlayStation streaming offerings.

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instanceOf cloud gaming service
defunct company
technology company
acquiredBy Sony
Sony Computer Entertainment
acquisitionAmount 380000000 USD
acquisitionDate 2012-07-02
announced 2009
competitor OnLive
contributedTo PlayStation Now
PlayStation cloud streaming infrastructure
country United States
dissolved 2012
foundedBy Andrew Gault
David Perry
Rui Pereira
headquartersLocation Aliso Viejo, California
California
United States
inception 2008
industry cloud gaming
video game streaming
languageOfWorkOrName English
logoText Gaikai
notableAchievement one of the first large-scale commercial cloud gaming platforms
notableFeature embedded game demos on websites
gameplay streamed from remote servers
no client installation required beyond a web browser
parentOrganization Sony Computer Entertainment
Sony Interactive Entertainment
partneredWith Electronic Arts
Facebook
Ubisoft
Walmart
linked to: Walmart Inc.

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publicLaunch 2011
status discontinued
successor PlayStation Now
supportedPlatform Mac
PC
internet-connected devices
web browser
technologyUsed low-latency networking
server-side game rendering
video compression streaming
usedFor low-latency game streaming
streaming video games over the internet
website http://www.gaikai.com/

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Gaikai logoText Gaikai