As the race for metaverse development continues, Shandong Province in China has released draft guidelines to develop an ambitious 150 billion yuan, or $20.5 billion, metaverse market by 2025. As part of its plan, the province seeks to develop metaverse-related
ChatGPT continues to generate interest world over with China topping the list in search volumes for the chatbot in the last 90 days. Ironically, ChatGPT is not allowed in China although the market still access it through VPN. Latest data
OpenAI’s ChatGPT is not yet available for Chinese customers, but it has generated a lot of interest among many, with tech firms in that country rushing to create their own version. Alibaba Group, Tencent, Baidu, NetEase, and JD.com are reported
Amazon and Apple were the biggest losers of market cap in 2022, in what seemed a bad year for big tech stocks as concerns grew over potential recession, diluting consumer demand. Also read: What Is a Prompter? Super Prompts Explained
Chinese metaverse entrepreneurs are turning to overseas markets as the strict regulatory landscape back home is pushing them away. World over, metaverse and Web3 have become the buzzwords with tech companies and entrepreneurs scrambling for exciting business opportunities. Parent firm
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