Qualcomm inks deal with Hatch Entertainment to deliver cloud-based gaming to mobile
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Qualcomm has inked a deal with subscription games-on-demand service Hatch Entertainment, which will see the two firms delivering next-generation cloud-based gaming. Powered by servers based on Qualcomm's...
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