Facebook lost billions of dollars because of metaverse

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 Reality Labs, Facebook's metaverse business, continued to struggle in the first three months 








Reality Labs is a division that develops AR / VR devices and related software to serve the metaverse goal that CEO Mark Zuckerberg is pursuing. Last year, the division reported revenue of $2.3 billion, with a loss of $10.2 billion.

However, Zuckerberg thinks the loss is part of the plan. "While focusing on the biggest opportunity and challenge ahead, I think it's important that Meta needs to build a new foundation for the next era of social technology," the US billionaire said at the meeting today. 28/4.

Reality Labs introduced Horizon Worlds - the virtual world that Zuckerberg sees as central to his metaverse strategy - in December of last year. However, the platform has yet to contribute anything to revenue.

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