Path to Metaverse-ready Networks
summary
Meta Connectivity pivots to build “metaverse-ready networks” with workstreams, SDKs and APIs and focuses on open-source contributions via LF Networking and LF Edge. Current targets contrast today’s video calls ~5 Mbps / 150 ms with cloud VR needs <30 ms / 20 Mbps, and tests hit ~50 ms as the lowest reported, 80–100 ms for North American cloud gaming and 200–250 ms in some regions. Deployed pieces include Horizon Worlds, Ray‑Ban Stories, photorealistic avatars (quintillion combinations), Oculus Quest 2; stack choices emphasize eBPF, Presto, Magma, IPv6 and fiber backbones (no IP multicast).
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:24What does Metaverse mean
- 2:40What is Meta doing today
- 5:45What is Meta doing now
- 8:03Vision of future networks
- 10:25Conclusion
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