Microsoft is proud of the 300,000 servers it’s bringing for its next-generation console. The company has released an Xbox One cloud infographic detailing the benefits of an online gaming world.
When Microsoft first unveiled its Xbox One console earlier this year, the company envisioned a future where all gaming could take place online and digital downloads would be the way of the future. After an outcry by consumers on the Xbox One’s 24-hour online check-in and DRM policies, Microsoft did a reversal and even removed the Kinect requirement from its next-generation console.
But that doesn’t mean gamers can’t benefit from the 300,000 servers the company as put into play for its Xbox Live service. The Xbox One cloud infographic highlights what gamers can expect from the next-generation Xbox Live, promising evolving worlds in games that support them. Microsoft also states that the servers are in globally distributed data centers with one of the world’s largest fiber networks.
It’s unfortunate that the Xbox One is only launching in 13 markets initially, having globally distributed data centers and all.
View the full Xbox One cloud infographic below.
