Meta believed that Web3 would positively enhance the economic model for creators by “giving them the ability to create new types of digital assets to monetize”.
The automaker attained a new landmark in September 2022 with its largest IPO in Europe regarding market valuation.
South Korea is planning to become a metaverse hub by 2026. Within the five-year metaverse development roadmap, the country aims to activate the ecosystem for metaverse platforms, nurture professionals, and foster companies.
Danish toy giant Lego is building on its metaverse push by partnering with gaming facilitator Epic Games to target digital markets.
ChatGPT creator OpenAI plans to create more customization resources for its teeming AI subscriber base to offer an overall improved service.
The new text-based content app, codenamed P92, will be backed by ActivityPub – a decentralized social networking protocol.
Thanks to AI technology, its Clyde bot can now answer questions and even have extended conversations with users. Besides, it allows users to start a thread for a group of people. The bot can also recommend playlists, and access GIFs and emojis like any Discord user.
Tech powerhouse Amazon plans to launch NFTs granting ownership of physical goods to improve customer experience and draw more shoppers.
Mirror, a platform designed as a mainstream publishing outfit for Web3.0 innovators has launched its latest product dubbed “Subscribe to Mint.”
TSM and its gaming app Blitz would draw on the vast blockchain technology provided by Avalanche for improved user gaming experiences.
The evolution of the blockchain ecosystem over the past years has been intriguing and so has the growing integration into the new industry by other technology, especially AI. Should it be observed more keenly, both blockchain and AI are closely related with each enhancing the other’s overall functionalities.
Chinese super app WeChat is the second multipurpose social media platform in the country, after Alipay, to integrate digital yuan payments.
Many Chinese companies are beginning to launch high-end products.
Apple is developing its new iMac line, which posits to be one of its most powerful computers on the market.
The HTC CEO believes that the mixed reality space will see considerable boost if giants like Apple also launch their own devices.