Globant?, A tech giant from Luxembourg with Argentine origins, has outlined the imminent future of the metaverse in its new Tech Trends report. According to the company, the metaverse will “fire or burn out” in 2023, as it tries to compete with other cutting-edge technologies like artificial intelligence.
Metaverse At a Crucial Turning Point, According to Globant
Globant, one of the world’s largest IT expertise corporations, has spoken about the potential future of the metaverse and the technology associated with it. According to their 2023 Tech Trends report, they believe 2023 will be the year of the metaverse. “fire or burn out” because there are still plenty of practical applications that can be pursued in this field by the market.
Companies like Meta have invested billions of dollars into the sector, and while the company has released VR headsets aimed at the general public, they have yet to penetrate significantly, even though they have the biggest market share. in this niche.
Nevertheless, Globant believes that there are signs of mass adoption of the metaverse. The company said
Major players in the metaverse space are pushing for a viable product by 2023, which should lead to lower prices and fewer entry barriers. This will allow the technology to be successful in more businesses and make a difference in people’s lives.
The Future of Digital Interactions
For Globant, the metaverse technology has the potential to have a positive impact on people’s lives. It can also be used to enable other industries to have deeper and more meaningful interactions with customers. Agus Huerta, Technology Chief at Globant, believes every company should find its place in the metaverse.
Huerta said:
Metaverse technology will be used more effectively for employee training and education, as well as other activities where simulation can improve experiences.
For Diego Tartara, Globant’s Global CTO, the metaverse is still in its infancy, but it will soon change how people experience digital life. There have been significant advances in this area, such as the implementation of metaverse technology in a court hearing in Colombia and digital environments that can be used to combat truancy and simplify recruitment processes in Japan.
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