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AMD and Industry Partners to Develop New Blockchain-based Gaming Platforms
AMD joins Blockchain Game Alliance, and partners with Robot Cache and ULTRA to promote the development and proliferation of blockchain-based PC gaming.
AMD) today announced that it has joined the Blockchain Game Alliance (BGA) and forged partnerships with leading technology providers to help promote the development and proliferation of new blockchain-powered gaming platforms.
AMD also announced partnerships with leading blockchain technology providers, Robot Cache, which launched their online gaming marketplace in June, and ULTRA, which plans to launch its online gaming marketplace in the coming months. Designed to provide optimal cryptographic compute performance with AMD Ryzen™ processors and AMD Radeon™ graphics cards, these marketplaces will provide gamers with new opportunities to buy, sell and share digital video games, as well as offer efficient, new distribution channels for publishers. In addition, Robot Cache will use secure, high-performance AMD EPYC™ processors in the back-end servers powering its platform, and ULTRA will use AMD EPYC™ processors for its blockchain to facilitate block producing.
“Blockchain technology brings broader choice, security and flexibility to both gamers and publishers,” said Joerg Roskowetz, Head of Blockchain Technology, AMD. “Next-generation blockchain game platforms will give gamers access to exclusive online content, and provide new ways for them to truly own it. They will also provide game publishers with new channels to distribute digital game content.”
“The Blockchain Game Alliance is gathering some of the world’s top blockchain innovators and content developers to bring players the best of what this technology has to offer,” said
Leading the Blockchain Gaming Charge
Providing incredible compute performance and security for peer-to-peer transactions, AMD is helping to enable the next generation of blockchain-based gaming platforms via:
- Blockchain Innovation – AMD is at the forefront of the blockchain evolution, providing the underlying compute technology to enable a broad range of new blockchain-powered applications, services and use cases spanning industries ranging from gaming and cloud computing to the
Internet of Things , healthcare, and others. - Efficient, High-performance CPUs and GPUs – AMD is in a unique position to offer the best combination of high-performance CPUs and GPUs for demanding blockchain workloads.
- Robust Security – Designed to address today’s increasingly complex and sophisticated security threats, AMD Secure Technology puts protection right on the processor providing an additional layer of robust security.
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#5741896 Posted on: 12/16/2019 09:04 AM
help me understand what gaming industry has to do with chain blocks?
Me also, are we talking streaming rather than having the game data on a PC?
help me understand what gaming industry has to do with chain blocks?
Me also, are we talking streaming rather than having the game data on a PC?
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#5741900 Posted on: 12/16/2019 09:12 AM
Is this a new console or what?
Is this a new console or what?
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#5741902 Posted on: 12/16/2019 09:21 AM
Seems to me like streaming from decentralized source. But could be just having to download games through it, instead of having one huge server, I guess.
Me also, are we talking streaming rather than having the game data on a PC?
Seems to me like streaming from decentralized source. But could be just having to download games through it, instead of having one huge server, I guess.
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#5741903 Posted on: 12/16/2019 09:25 AM
Having read multiple articles on the topic - information is vague at best all over the place. Personally, I think it's bad news overall.
Here is an example of a more or less decent article.
I think in reality, this all will fall down to more gambling / tick boxes in game such as "use your PC resources to generate Call of FortLeagueField Coin which you can spend on amazing skins e.t.c.".
I highly doubt anyone will use this for improvement of security / reliability / performance / distribution of resources. Most likely outcome and goal of all this will be - monetization.
Having read multiple articles on the topic - information is vague at best all over the place. Personally, I think it's bad news overall.
Here is an example of a more or less decent article.
I think in reality, this all will fall down to more gambling / tick boxes in game such as "use your PC resources to generate Call of FortLeagueField Coin which you can spend on amazing skins e.t.c.".
I highly doubt anyone will use this for improvement of security / reliability / performance / distribution of resources. Most likely outcome and goal of all this will be - monetization.
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help me understand what gaming industry has to do with chain blocks?