Before I start going through the op-ed, I do need to state there could be some confusions no thanks to mixed use of marketing terminologies. There are two competing, albeit not in the same league to begin with, standards of “remote gaming”, one is from the cloud and the other is from your own device, such as a gaming PC or a stationary console. GeForce NOW is in former category and supports different platforms of clients, meaning the actual computation is done on the cloud; whereas the remote gaming is based on your hardwares, and service providers are simply connecting…