Home ยป Resilient against the Metaverse: Meta Corporation sets up $50 million fund for creators to build cutting-edge content.

Resilient against the Metaverse: Meta Corporation sets up $50 million fund for creators to build cutting-edge content.

Meta is not giving up on the virtual world like VR/AR/XR/MR/Metaverse (or whatever you want to call it) and is setting up a $50 million fund to support creators in building content on their own Horizon Worlds platform.

The fund, known as Meta Horizon Creator Fund, will provide money to creators participating in the Meta Horizon Creator Program, allowing them to compete for various rewards. The first theme for 2025 is to invite friends to use the Horizon mobile app, while other themes will change monthly. (Thailand is not currently listed as a country with the Meta Horizon Creator Program).

According to RoadtoVR, Horizon Worlds has been around for a while but hasn’t quite taken off. Meta is now trying to bring Horizon Worlds to common flat-screen devices like smartphones to reach a wider audience, but this also makes it harder for VR content creators to work. The goal of this fund is to pay to support the creation of content in Horizon Worlds.

Previously, there were leaks that Andrew Bosworth, the CTO of Meta, sent an internal memo to employees, stating that 2025 is the most crucial year for the XR/MR team to break down walls and reach their goals.

Source: Meta, RoadtoVR

TLDR: Meta is investing $50 million in the Meta Horizon Creator Fund to support creators building content on the Horizon Worlds platform. This fund aims to encourage content creation on the platform and expand its reach to a wider audience.

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