Neal Stephenson’s Lamina1 launches Open Metaverse Conference
Lamina1, a blockchain technology company cofounder by Snow Crash author Neal Stephenson, today announced it is organizing the Open Metaverse Conference. Lamina1, started by...
Neal Stephenson’s Lamina1 drops white paper on building the open metaverse
Neal Stephenson‘s Lamina1 blockchain technology startup dropped a white paper today on building the open metaverse. It’s quite the manifesto. In the document, the...
Snow Crash author Neal Stephenson joins GamesBeat Summit Next speaker roster
We’re excited that our special guest speaker for GamesBeat Summit Next 2022 on October 25-26 in San Francisco will be Neal Stephenson, author of...
How being a science fiction fan can get you a job at a metaverse company
Like any proper science fiction fan, Jamil Moledina perked up when Neal Stephenson came calling about a job to help build the open metaverse....
The DeanBeat: Why Neal Stephenson is starting a metaverse company 3 decades after Snow Crash
It’s not often that you get to hear things from the horse’s mouth. In this case, I was able to do an interview with...
Neal Stephenson & Co. turn failed Magic Leap AR project into an Audible drama
Neal Stephenson, the science fiction novelist, has been a idol of mine for a while. I loved reading his Snow Crash, the sci-fi book...
‘Snow Crash’ inspired the metaverse, and now it’s becoming an HBO show
A HBO series based on Snow Crash, the 1992 science fiction novel which coined the term “metaverse,” is in production. Snow Crash‘s author is...
Magic Leap chief content officer: ‘We recognize how important independent developers are’
Rio Caraeff’s job is to see that there is enough fun and engaging stuff on the Magic Leap One Creator Edition augmented reality glasses....
Award-winning author Neal Stephenson kills his $500,000 Kickstarter swordfighting game, Clang
After a year without updates, the famed science-fiction author has terminated his ambitious game project.
The top 25 technology books of all time
Technology teaches us to forget the past. Last year’s tech news seems like it has no use whatsoever. Thankfully, historians beg to differ, and...