Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt Is Skeptical About the Metaverse Concept
Eric Schmidt, who was CEO of Google, has declared that there is confusion about the concept of the metaverse and what it means for people. Schmidt stated that, even with a company like the former Facebook pivoting its operations to occupy the metaverse market, there is still not a clear definition of the concept and how it will affect people’s lives. Metaverse Still Not Defined, According to Google’s Former CEO Eric Schmidt While there has been a considerable number of companies and firms that are already putting funds into and betting on the growth of the concept....
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Eric Schmidt, a former Google CEO whose net worth is $22.8 billion, reveals that he has put “a little bit” of money into cryptocurrency. He added that he finds Web3’s economics “interesting,” noting that the platforms and the use patterns are interesting. Ex-Google Chief Eric Schmidt Discusses Crypto Investing and Web3 Former Google CEO and Chairman Eric Schmidt talked about cryptocurrency investing and Web3 in an interview with CNBC, published Thursday. Schmidt served as the CEO of Google from 2001 to 2011. He stayed on as executive chairman until 2017....
Eric Schmidt, the former chief executive of Google, recently shared his thoughts on cryptocurrency and Web3. Schmidt states that he has invested “a little bit” of money in cryptocurrencies, but does not specify which ones. However, he believes that the most intriguing aspect of blockchain is not digital assets. It is the Web3’s future. He […]
Speaking at the Computer History Museum, Google Chairman (and former CEO) Eric Schmidt had some good things to say about bitcoin. "[Bitcoin] is a remarkable cryptographic achievement," he said on a panel. "The ability to create something which is not duplicable in the digital world has enormous value." And while Schmidt wasn't exactly singing praises with regard to bitcoin's implementation as a currency, he see this technology as important. "The bitcoin architecture, literally the ability to have these ledgers which can't be replicated, is an amazing advancement," he continued. "Lot's of....
U. S. Government factions run amuck are on their way to reaching their goal of having serious repercussions on The Internet and the future of free global online communication. The NSA has already successfully strong-armed Yahoo and other major databases into submission and full data transfer through coercion. Now the backlash of such dastardly deeds and unconstitutional government behavior may cause the rest of the world to react defensively, and "break The Internet," as we know it. Eric Schmidt, Executive Chairman of Google, has sounded the alarm at a recent Silicon Valley tech meeting,....
Here's a little subtle humor for your Friday morning/afternoon. Wikileaks publisher Julian Assange did a Reddit AMA (ask me anything - basically a Q&A of the internet) session on Thursday and cracked (why I interpret to be) a joke on bitcoin. Asked by user 'coindog08': "What are your thoughts on cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin?" The response: Here is a conversation from 2011 where I tell Google's chairman, Eric Schmidt about Bitcoin. Fortunately he didn't listen, or else he'd own the planet by now. Assange provides a [link] to a transcript of a so-called "secret meeting" with Schmidt,....