Gamestream will provide some of its technologies for cloud gaming to the French publisher Ubisoft.
Already close to Google with Stadia and Amazon with Luna, Ubisoft continues to believe in cloud gaming even if the general public is still struggling to get started. To make further progress in this area, Yves Guillemot’s company has decided to join forces with Gamestream, a global leader in white-label cloud gaming solutions, to enhance its streaming gaming experience.
The goal will primarily be to refine how players interact with game menus during streaming sessions.
Breaking news! We are absolutely thrilled to announce Gamestream’s #partnership with @Ubisoft , leveraging our pioneering technology. Ubisoft will keep on improving its #game #streaming experience by refining how players interact. More on @VentureBeat https://t.co/gnyC0fZwy5
— Gamestream (@GamestreamPRO) January 17, 2022
“We are delighted to work with Gamestream“, says Stéphanie Perotti, VP Online Services at Ubisoft. “This partnership allows us to strengthen our streaming skills for our internal and external platforms“. Ivan Lebeau, president and co-founder of Gamestream, adds: “This contract is the culmination of a professional relationship built over time. It confirms our progress across the entire cloud gaming technology chain. Ubisoft is behind some of the most innovative gaming experiences and we can’t wait to see what their teams will achieve with our technology.”
The Gamestream solution is used worldwide
The French company has technology to offer everyone, everywhere and at any time an unparalleled gaming experience on all devices.
With very high performance, combined with a catalog of video games designed for a family environment, it is the partner of choice for several companies in Europe, the Middle East and Asia, including Etisalat (UAE), Telkom Indonesia, Sunrise (Switzerland), Chunghwa Telecom (Taiwan), Bouygues Telecom (France) Telekom Slovenije (Slovenia) or the Accor group.