Numecent, a startup with an interesting new cloud technology for digital delivery, is spinning out Approxy as a new cloud-gaming startup. While Numecent will focus on the larger cloud computing ...

Join our daily and weekly newsletters for the latest updates and exclusive content on industry-leading AI coverage. Learn More Numecent, a maker of a promising cloud technology dubbed “cloud paging,” ...

Blizzard has also been, to some extent, working on technology that lets you play the game without completely downloading it. Though, rather than fetching content "on-demand" like this, they've been ...

A startup, Approxy, is trying to apply the same "progressive download" approach to cloud gaming as music vendors have taken to buying MP3s, via a technology it calls "cloudpaging". The startup is ...

Fast-growing Irvine company Numecent has acquired employees, customers and intellectual property from Approxy, a joint venture it spun out in 2012 with private investors to deliver “cloud paging” for ...

Cloudpaging divides a downloadable game into small fragments called pages, which are then fetched on demand over HTTP/S by a Virtual MMU (Memory Management Unit) on the client machine. The game ...

Watch out OnLive and Gaikai – a new rival says it can be the dominant force in cloud gaming. California-based Approxy believes it can better both thanks to its technology, which it claims can stream ...

Numecent's technology can cloudify 100% of Microsoft® Windows® applications, (even with separately cloudified plug-ins and can even cloudify the OS itself). These are then published on a secure, ...