SAN FRANCISCO, CA--(Marketwired - Jun 27, 2013) - Unity Technologies, provider of the Unity multi-platform game engine and development tools, has entered into an agreement with Microsoft to ...

When the Unity game engine runs virtually everywhere -- well, almost-- it's no surprise that Unity Technologies has just announced that the engine will support the Xbox One. However, the firm is also ...

Cloud computing technology continues to take on an increasingly larger role in the video game industry. Microsoft, a very large player in this space of technology, has announced a partnership with ...

In an announcement on the Microsoft blog today, it was revealed that Unity has chosen to partner with cloud service Microsoft Azure to facilitate the creation and operation of real-time 3D (RT3D) ...

During the Build conference keynote today, Microsoft announced it has expanded a partnership with Unity Technologies to include HoloLens support for the Unity development platform. Unity is best known ...

Microsoft has published a dedicated advisory for the recent Unity RCE vulnerability, indicating that Mesh applications and dozens of games are impacted. A few days ago, Unity disclosed a remote code ...

Unity has selected Microsoft Azure as its cloud partner. The alliance will see developers leveraging Azure-powered technologies in the Unity engine to reach wider audiences on Xbox and PC. Strategic ...

Even though a commercial version of the HoloLens may not arrive until 2019, that is not stopping Microsoft from trying to get developers to create content for the augmented reality headset. After all, ...

Microsoft took the wraps off of a slew of new AI features in Power BI today, and it didn’t stop there. The Seattle company also announced a collaboration with Unity Technologies that’ll bring ...

Unity developers will be able to create games and applications for Microsoft’s HoloLens technology, thanks to a partnership between the two firms. Announced during Microsoft’s keynote at San Francisco ...

It looks like Unreal, Microsoft, and Unity are all set to join the likes of EA, Facebook, and Kojima Productions as all three companies have announced that they will not be attending GDC 2020 as ...