Earlier in 2021, a bipartisan group of senators called on the FCC to redefine broadband as 100 Mbps down and 100 Mbps up, as that would better reflect how people actually use their internet.
Still, paying $15 a month for 25 Mbps down is a heckuva lot better than paying $50 a month for those same speeds. Better yet, for those living in urban areas such as New York City, where the internet tends to be much faster, the same bill caps the price of broadband up to 200 Mbps at just $20 a month.
According to Venture Beat, Epic Games has recently had a successful round of funding, raising a sum of $1 billion for its proposed digital reality world
The metaverse idea of connecting all of Epic Games’ titles is an ingenious way of integrating one game after the other, becoming the common ground for all games, each player with their avatars. This highly resembles “Ready Player One’s” OASIS metaverse, which is a digital, virtual, and augmented reality that leads to different online platforms.
I’ve always believed that instructors/teachers experience more decision fatigue than other professions, and because of it reach a burnout tipping point as the semester goes on. Far worse curing Covid, I’m sure. https://t.co/5psoU076re
Last month, #RecRoom reached a $1 billion valuation. Experts say that more such #unicorns are on the way, especially in applications that encourage #virtual#communities to thrive.
