Shadow repurposes its underutilized 12,000-GPU gaming infrastructure into **Blade**, an AI compute platform targeting developers and enterprises. The service leverages off-peak GPU capacity—when consumer cloud gaming demand is low—to offer cost-effective AI workload processing. Blade operates as a cloud-based GPU rental service, capitalizing on existing hardware rather than deploying new AI-specific infrastructure.
Shadow, a French cloud gaming provider, raises subscription prices for its **Shadow PC** service in Europe while enhancing included features. The adjustments follow a similar pricing update previously implemented in the U.S. The company’s cloud-based gaming PC remains its core offering.
Shadow secures $33 million in funding to expand its cloud gaming operations. The French cloud computing company leverages remote servers to stream high-performance gaming experiences to users. This latest round supports scaling infrastructure and service enhancements.