Facebook is adding Netflix-like streaming of games to its Facebook Gaming platform at no cost to players, a move expanding its content library to include more-complex and multiplayer titles. Its free-to-play model is in contrast to the paid, subscription cloud-gaming services that rivals such as Alphabet Inc.’s GOOG -3.55%
Google and Microsoft Corp. MSFT -3.09% have introduced - WSJ reports. According to WSJ, Big tech firms are investing in data centers as they compete for the $214 billion cloud computing market.
Facebook Inc. has become the latest tech heavyweight betting that the future of video gaming is in the cloud - WSJ says.
