Category: Metaverse

The hybrid office has long suffered from a coordination crisis. While enterprises have invested heavily in physical rooms and software, the two have rarely communicated effectively, leaving employees to navigate a maze of double-bookings, ghost meetings, and incompatible hardware. In...

(Image courtesy OSgrid.) OSgrid, the popular OpenSim-based virtual world, has officially reopened to the public after a period of extended maintenance. The grid’s return marks a significant milestone for the OpenSim community, providing users with what administrators describe as “a...

Gulf-based Sigma Capital has introduced a $100 million fund to invest in web3 sectors, from blockchain infrastructure to the metaverse. Sigma Capital, a private equity firm specializing in early-stage startups, has announced the launch of a $100 million fund to...

Meetings used to be fleeting moments. Someone took notes, someone else forgot them, and most conversations dissolved the moment the call ended. That’s not how things work anymore. Now every interaction across meetings, chat, documents, and workflows produces secondary data...

Maria Korolov speaking at a previous OSCC. Interested in what OpenSim peeps are doing with AI? Me, too! I’ll be moderating a panel about that at the thirteenth annual OpenSimulator Community Conference this December. If you’re working on an AI-related...

The Trump Organization is looking to expand its footprint across the digital asset and blockchain ecosystem with a new trademark filing for “TRUMP.” An entity managing all Trump Organization trademarks submitted the application to the United States Patent and Trademark...

After recent job cuts, many are asking if the metaverse dream is over. In this UC Today interview, Christopher Carey sits down with technology evangelist Kevin O’Donovan to unpack the rise, fall, and future of the Metaverse. Discover: How digital...

(Image courtesy Synthetic Dreams.) OpenSim artists are taking their work to a global stage with Synthetic Dreams, a pavilion in The Wrong Biennale, an international digital art exhibition running from November 1, 2025, to March 31, 2026. The pavilion, curated...

Roughly 46% of hacked funds sit idle on-chain, suggesting opportunities for post-incident recovery, analysts at Global Ledger say. Hackers are quick, but the systems chasing them are still catching up. A new report by blockchain intelligence firm Global Ledger, based...

On November 1, 2025, Microsoft executed a sweeping overhaul of its productivity suite licensing following years of EU antitrust pressure. The move was hailed as a win for competition. Slack, which filed the original complaint, celebrated the outcome: not only...