“Metaverse” is currently a big term in the worlds of technology, business, and finance, and its definition, like all buzzwords, is hazy, debated, and molded by the objectives of those who use it. In its broadest sense, the metaverse is defined as a graphically rich virtual arena with some degree of realism in which people can work, play, shop, socialize — in short, do the things humans enjoy to do together in real life. Proponents of the metaverse frequently emphasize the concept of “presence” as a defining factor: feeling like you’re really there, and that other people are also truly there with you.
Black Tech Pioneer Edward Chow, who overcame racism to build one of the largest data computing firms IN L.A. dies at 83
Edward Chow, an Army veteran and Black-owned tech founder who founded his company in Los Angeles in the 1960s, passed away at the age of 83. According to the Kansas
Noah Washington October 3, 2022