Nifty News: Chinese firms to offer World Cup metaverse viewings, X2Y2 backtracks on royalties and more
In early November, the Chinese government made an ambitious plan to boost the nation’s VR industry, and now it seems local tech companies are using the World Cup to test-run their products.
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In early November, the Chinese government made an ambitious plan to boost the nation’s VR industry, and now it seems local tech companies are using the World Cup to test-run their products.
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