Qualcomm views the Metaverse as a massive development for the future of industrial use cases, rather than social media, the company’s Chief Executive told CNBC in an interview on Thursday. Cristiano Amon, Qualcomm’s CEO, said in a statement to CNBC’s “Mad Money” programme the Metaverse would create “a number of different opportunities,” adding,“You’re always going to have the big social network, consumer play. He added the potential of the Metaverse surpassed social and leisure uses due to the drive for cloud computing in the enterprise market space. The upcoming devices would allow Snapdragon-powered virtual, augmented, and mixed reality (VR/AR/MR) devices to run on Microsoft’s software ecosystem, Amon said at the time. The massive US electronics component firm also joined the XR Association, a Washington, DC-based organisation representing the development of XR solutions and major tech giants such as Google, HTC VIVE, Microsoft, Accenture, Unity, and many others in the global industry.

Source: Libya Today February 04, 2022 18:54 UTC