I always wondered this about Xbox one, how much of the processing is done locally? Given that it relies on a beefy dedicated device (Kinect) for audio/visual pr

I always wondered this about Xbox one, how much of the processing is done locally? Given that it relies on a beefy dedicated device (Kinect) for audio/visual processing, has it got to a point where it doesn't need a central server? The funny thing is that ever since Xbox one I have gotten so used to voice commands for playing/pausing/muting videos that I ended up building one on raspberry pi to control the tv, lights and other devices.