CCP Games launches EVE Anywhere, a cloud-based platform powered by Intel

CCP Games today introduced EVE Anywhere, a cloud-based platform powered by Intel’s spaceship MMO eve online. By working closely with Intel, EVE Anywhere allows pilots to control their fleets through Chrome, and Firefox Edge and Safari on any desktop computer or laptop. During the pilot phase, it was available in the EVE Anywhere only previous users account Omega discerning which is now available also for eve online-Players are available in the US and select *European regions. The platform will be available for additional regions later this year.

Powered by Intel technology, EVE Anywhere enables CCP to remotely access high-performance servers using modern CPUs via the cloud. EVE Anywhere in the cloud removes hardware limitations and opens up MMO adventures to new audiences. This revolutionizes both accessibility and game speed, as you can play ‘virtually’ anywhere and seamlessly between your web browser and game launcher eve online– Customers can switch.

The platform entered into a pilot phase for regions throughout Europe last year, it has received considerable acclaim. As of August 2021, more than 11,000 users worldwide have streamed 86,000 sessions at EVE Anywhere. During the pilot phase, included valuable comments from the CCP community to improve the overall cloud experience to launch EVE Anywhere.

eve online. “With your help, we’re finally ready to put EVE Anywhere in your hands, no matter what your browser settings are.”

To access EVE Anywhere, players can log in via eveonline.com Sign up for an account and click the “eve online Start, “Start the game. Need to provide a connection speed of 25 Mbps or more to obtain reliable experience based on the cloud.

All current information about EVE Online can be found at Eve news.

* EVE Anywhere is now available in the following European countries: Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Andorra, Belgium, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, France, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Monaco, Netherlands, Poland, Slovakia and Slovenia and the United Kingdom.