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Good article by Nick Clegg, President of Global Affairs at Meta.

The metaverse is coming. How? For training, for entertainment, for education. When? I have no idea.

Making the metaverse: What it is, how it will be built, and why it matters When Facebook rebranded as Meta last October, it brought into the mainstream a concept that has been exciting the bright minds of Silicon…

Not because of a dir. Because of sabotage.

OpenSea data breach causes massive leak of users’ email addresses OpenSea has confirmed the data breach, adding that all users who provided their email addresses to the marketplace have been impacted.

This is about a company I'm rooting for. Spatial. They create holographic experiences for remote business teams collaborating together. They're not fully there yet, but they're well on their way.

AR headsets can be price prohibitive ($399-$499) and long exposure to AR or VR takes some getting used to, but this may end up being a common way to conduct business.

Holographic VR meetings just became real, whether you’re ready or not Thanks to standalone VR headsets and free holographic meeting software, employees can now attend gatherings from home -- but some practical hurdles remain.

Benedict Evans offers a wisely written take as to what is ailing virtual reality. He sees it as a fantastic technology that can't quite fully find itself to broaden its appeal. The answers as to why aren't necessarily obvious...they're just there in an undefined manner.

For me, it's not overrated. It's over-hyped. Analysts and developers and insiders insist that it's going to be huge in ways that most others can't quite relate to.

I believe in it...but I don't believe in what many of its advocates have been saying.

The VR winter — Benedict Evans This should be VR’s moment, but instead it’s still stuck as a subset of games consoles. How will that change? Do we get another VR winter?