The lab will work on ways to optimise game engine features, rendering, and power consumption. The companies will jointly develop new chip features and debugging tools that will create new gameplay formats. The project will tap into Huawei’s powerful Kunpeng processor that will now develop Tencent’s GameMatrix cloud gaming into an industry-leading high quality and low-cost cloud gaming solution. Tencent already runs the world’s biggest video games business by revenue, which is a relatively new field for Hauwei. Huawei, introduced its first cloud gaming management platform in June 2019 incorporating the company’s 5G technology. While Tencent has ‘Start’ cloud gaming service that has been in Beta testing since December. The new partnership will leverage Huawei’s Kunpen processor and Tencent’s GameMatrix platform. Which could be a growth moment for mobile cloud gaming. Tencent is already a mobile game originator and topping the Huawei’s first-grade technology will pave way for mobile cloud gaming.
