Metaverse market a $750bn opportunity

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The metaverse is forecast to become a $750 billion market opportunity by 2030 as companies move to exploit the growing future trend.

The metaverse – an interconnected network of virtual worlds – will eventually become an extension of the real-world economy. Gaming, media & entertainment, and retail are the sectors that promise high growth potential over the next 12 months.

Interoperability between the virtual worlds is key to success according to Frost & Sullivan’s recent analysis, Global Metaverse Growth Opportunities that highlights how the new VR and AI-driven platform will increasingly drive key industries and become the new go-to where people, especially Gen Z, spend time with social communities, consume media, and participate in virtual events and sports

“Big technology companies see huge potential in the metaverse, deeming it the next level of the internet,” said Kiran Kumar, ICT research director at Frost & Sullivan. “Gaming, media & entertainment, and retail are the sectors which have witnessed high adoption and promise high growth potential over the next 12 months, based on Frost & Sullivan’s assessment of the application ecosystem.”

Metaverse driven by interoperability

Interoperability is the defining property of the metaverse. The success of the metaverse would rely on the ability to unify systems, platforms, and economies in terms of incentives and benefits tied to the physical world, which remains a critical challenge to be addressed.”

To tap into the endless opportunities of the metaverse, market participants should decentralize the metaverse experience and create a more open and interoperable ecosystem than the traditional application ecosystem dominated by a few platforms.

Expand the services model beyond traditional capabilities and provide clients with unique revenue models in the metaverse as services will play a crucial role in the metaverse ecosystem.

Focus on mitigating the creation of deep fake copies of digital assets and avatars and design virtual worlds with machine learning (ML) to automate user privacy measures in dynamic and diversified contexts within the metaverse.

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