Whether it’s employed for education or marketing, user-generated content will play an increasingly important role in the metaverse.

A new survey says 75% of Americans consumers believe brand interactions in the metaverse will one day replace those in the real world.

“The Economist” gathers executives from ILM, Unity, Roblox, NVIDIA, and more to discuss how the metaverse is shaping businesses.

Author Neal Stephenson discusses the intersection between the metaverse and gaming, AR/VR, and his creator-focused blockchain, Lamina1.

Are neuroscience-inspired algorithms that combine spatial memory and dopamine reward prediction the future of social media?

Video game “Dark Forest” shows how advanced cryptography can be used in a game, and how blockchains might host decentralized digital worlds.

Like the internet today, the metaverse will be ubiquitous and omnipresent, sitting in the background of most of our day-to-day experiences.

With gaming technology and gameplay central to the internet experience, game developers are building the metaverse in their own image.

In the absence of a fully-built metaverse, consumers are having a difficult time visualizing how it will differ from existing VR tech.

Video games are the primary activity that will bring us to the metaverse, and then have us coming back over and over again.

5G is set to generate $7 trillion in economic value by 2030, InterDigital reports, as it fuels a proliferation of connected devices.

Metaverse and Web3 agitator Theo Priestly slays the sacred cow that decentralization, or democratization, is the answer to the ills of Web2.