The three telco Metaverse strategies
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Beyond just connecting it, there are three broad telco strategies for the Metaverse that are being developed and led by Verizon, Telefónica and SKT.
Description
Format: PDF file
Pages: 41 pages Charts: 13 Author: David Pringle Publication Date: May 2022Table of Contents
- Executive Summary
- Introduction
- What is the Metaverse for?
- The lure of the virtual road
- Corporate worlds take over from web sites
- Dominance or democracy?
- The non-fungible flexibility paradox
- Facebook pursues metamorphosis
- Microsoft has most of the pieces
- What will the Metaverse mean for telcos?
- Recreating the real world is challenging
- Traffic implications for telcos
- Opportunities for telcos
- SK Telecom – the full stack standard bearer
- Telefónica looks to play coordination role
- AT&T and Verizon – connectivity plus edge
- Conclusions
Table of Figures
Figure 1: How telcos could help address the many challenges facing the Metaverse
Figure 2: The renaming of Facebook sparked a surge of interest in the Metaverse
Figure 3: Live pop concerts are an early feature of the Metaverse
Figure 4: Some video games already provide a form of virtual tourism
Figure 5: How Metaverse-related revenue streams are growing
Figure 6: OpenSea flip-flopped on its free creation tool following fakes
Figure 7: Meta’s Reality Labs is racking up losses as it builds the Metaverse
Figure 8: Microsoft’s Metaverse enterprise technology stack
Figure 9: How the Metaverse could drive massive traffic growth
Figure 10: VR will soon account for a sizeable chunk of IP traffic in developed markets
Figure 11: Key factors that will determine VR traffic levels in 2025
Figure 12: SK Telecom’s Ifland is heavily focused on communications
Figure 13: Chema Alonso of Telefónica’s explains the tech behind the Metaverse
Keywords: 3D, 5G, AR, blockchain, edge computing, metaverse, NFTs, VR
Companies: Deutsche Telekom, Improbable, microsoft, Meta, nvidia, SK Telecom, Telefonica, Verizon