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RIP, Stadia: Google gives up its game streaming ghost

oogle Stadia, the company’s first foray into the gaming market and a potentially earthshattering approach to high-end game streaming, is dead. Or at least it will be, once 2023 rolls around. In a sombre blog post ), Stadia’s general manager Phil Harrison said that the service will be shutting down on January 18 of next year. Most users will have their hardware and software

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