Dominoes about virtual reality effects, the world’s big guys keep jumping in
LG Corp., the Korean tech giant, has finally entered the Metaverse space with the ambition of developing TV software and releasing NFTs.
Many big tech companies are eagerly looking for business growth opportunities in the metaverse and NFT worlds. Tech giants like Meta, NIKE, Adidas, Ubisoft, Microsoft, Amazon, Coca-Cola, Pepsi, Budweiser or PwC have all joined the NFT. A strong level of viral influence makes it impossible for many other technology companies to stay out and step into this game.
Most recently, on July 19, technology giant LG was the latest organization to join the metaverse through a trademark application for LG ART LAB filed with the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO). ).
According to the application, the company plans to provide TV software for NFT issuance and trading, trading software, brokerage and digital asset management. In addition, there are crypto wallet payment services and software in the metaverse.
Before that, LG released many products around the NFT field. In May, the company said it was working with artist Refik Anadol to display NFT artwork on OLED TVs.
Many tech giants can’t stay out of the trend
In addition to LG, another Korean tech giant Samsung has also launched various products under NFTs. Samsung introduced the NFT platform for its TVs, allowing consumers to purchase NFT through their devices.
Notably, e-commerce company eBay is also looking to offer NFT merchandise and trading marketplaces in the metaverse; Global payments company Mastercard is also offering a wide range of NFT and virtual world related products.
Metaverse and NFT have created a new approach to customers, making many tech giants unable to stay out of the trend. In the United States alone, the number of NFT-related trademark applications surpassed 4,000 in the first six months of this year alone.
Source: Doanhnhantrevietnam.vn
