Cloud gaming on PS5 could soon become the norm for gamers. Sony has reportedly worked on Project Cronos for 5 years.
Hamburg – If you play PlayStation, you probably mean the console under the TV at home. However, this well-known picture may soon change. Because according to a report from Games Insiders Sony has been revolutionizing its broadcast architecture for 5 years. Internally, attack Chronos Project Known and could bring full cloud gaming to PS5 in the coming months.
| Controller name | PlayStation 5 (PS5) |
| the creator | Sony Interactive Entertainment (You) |
| He writes | Fixed game console |
| generation | 09 console generation |
| mediocre memory | Blu-ray, SSD |
| launch | November 19, 2020 |
Project Cronos: Sony reportedly wants to bring cloud gaming to PS5 on a large scale
What is the Kronos project from Sony? how Tom Henderson from Games Insiders Reported that Sony has been working on the so-called for 5 years Chronos Project a job. Behind that is an all-new streaming architecture that is said to perfectly adapt to the PS5’s ultra-fast SSD.
Technically, according to the report, Sony has created a new type of storage solution for its own network, which is based on PCIe (NTB) – and more specifically, the new system is capable of processing a whopping 5 GB / s. Less than a second latency. There is a code name for this as well. The new network will be named Quora He hears.
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Selected players can already beta test cloud streaming on PS5. The whole thing seems to be just a small taste of what’s still in Sony’s hat. For the official launch of PS5 cloud streaming, which is planned for April 2024, Sony will operate 28 data centers in 15 different subways. However, the report does not reveal which cities will be part of this streaming attack.
Use of Project Cronos may also be associated with having a PS Plus Premium membership. The service currently costs €16.99 per month for players. Back in June, Sony touted the future benefits of membership on the official PlayStation blog. Players should be able to stream select PS5 games that have already been purchased digitally. The same applies to titles from the PlayStation Plus game catalog. The current cloud streaming beta also allows for gaming at up to 4K resolution.
