Microsoft launched its free ID@Azure program, which aims to help game developers use the cloud. ID@Azure is a platform-agnostic tool that can be used to develop games for console, PC, mobile devices, ...

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Microsoft has launched two new initiatives that aim to give more developers access to cloud functionality when making video games. Announced during this week's Game Developers Conference, the first is ...

Xbox veteran Harvey Eagle will lead the Azure Gaming effort in the UK. Microsoft has been investing heavily in its games enterprise business as it wants more developers making use of cloud technology ...

For the past few years, Microsoft has been looking to get game developers to use Azure and other Microsoft cloud services. On March 23, Microsoft announced the launch of a couple more programs and ...

Sega and Microsoft this week announced a new partnership where Sega will make games on Microsoft's Azure cloud platform. It seems to be the next step in Sega's previously stated plan for a "Super Game ...