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　　According to reports, Netflix (Netflix) has added a cloud gaming specialist position to its recent job listing, which may hint that the company is exploring gaming services. Reports say the company is looking for a security product manager with experience in "cloud gaming-related business", a rendering engineer who can support Netflix's "cloud gaming service," and other related positions.

　　If the company launches a cloud gaming service like PlayStation Now, Google Stadia or Amazon Luna in the future, the move will help the company expand its branch of business to bring games to TVs and PCs without relying on consoles.

　　In this regard, Netflix said: "We are always looking for talented people to join our team and are constantly exploring new product opportunities to enhance our member experience. We currently have no other information to share."

　　Netflix is still expanding its library of mobile games, with recent launches such as Into the Breach and Before Your Eyes. Apptopia data shows that less than 1% of Netflix's user base is its mobile game users, even though those games are free to them. Netflix has about 221 million users, and an average of only 1.7 million users play Netflix games every day. Although its mobile games are not popular, perhaps cloud gaming services will attract more players.

　　The cloud gaming market is currently continuing to grow, with many gamers flocking to cloud gaming services because they can play games without paying for expensive hardware. According to data from market research institute Research and Markets, by 2030, the global cloud gaming market is expected to reach US$20.94 billion. Last year, it was $1.6 billion.