The 22-person firm, which sells software for integrating and divvying up the servers of computers used by cloud computing services, is pushing an initiative it calls "Open Cloud, " a cloud computing standard that would allow a company's IT systems to be shared between different cloud computing services and moved freely between them.
The software and AI data driving Milo will sit in a computing cloud shared by all gamers so that as millions of people (Molyneux hopes) play the game, Milo gets smarter and better.