Microsoft registers "XCLOUD" trademark for Xbox cloud games

CTOnews.com August 28 news, when Microsoft first launched the Xbox cloud streaming platform, its project codenamed " XCloud," but the official name was finally Xbox Cloud Gaming (Xbox Cloud Gaming).

Xbox Cloud Gaming is Microsoft's Netflix-like video game streaming service, integrated into Xbox Game Pass Ultimate. CTOnews.com has learned that in supported regions, it allows users to play dozens of games on smart devices, such as smartphones using touch control, for a subscription price of $15 per month.

Aggiornamenti Lumia discovered that Microsoft had actually just updated the XCLOUD brand logo list. The type code used describes its purpose and falls under "Entertainment services, i.e. providing online video games; video game rentals; providing entertainment information and video game competitions and contests through websites." "

While Microsoft is unlikely to change the Xbox Cloud Gaming brand name, given that many people refer to Xbox Cloud Gaming as XCloud, Microsoft may be applying for trademark protection.

Currently,"XCloud" search volume is still very high, but compared to Xbox Cloud Gaming has a gap.

Microsoft's Xbox Cloud Gaming brand clearly shows that it is a cloud gaming platform, while Amazon Luna, Google Stadia and GeForce Now are hard to see from their names.