Hadean has announced that it’s setting out to create its own infrastructure for the metaverse – using its recently closed $30 million Series A round to make this a reality. Investors in this round included the likes of Epic Games and Tencent.
Established back in 2015 in London, Hadean set out with the mission of bringing ‘supercomputer’ levels of processing power to anyone worldwide. Since then, Hadean has reiterated this, and highlighted it through several use cases, including Minecraft.
As for how it makes this a reality comes from its spatial simulation library, which takes the pressure off developers within tech-heavy titles like MMOs and online games. These solutions help to circumvent a lot of the conventional issues of scale, while offering players an immersive experience.
Cutting back on excessive middleware and overengineering is how it can support game developers and beyond. But now, Hadean plans to put its solutions to use within the metaverse.
Its with this plan in mind that it manages to cultivate an extensive list of investors and backers. Alongside the previously mentioned, it accrued support from 2050 Capital, Alumni Ventures, Aster Capital and more. Epic has already provided funding through its MegaGrant – which supports companies working within the Unreal Engine.
With this additional $30 million in its coffers, it means that the company can put its best and firmest foot forward in bringing its solutions to the metaverse.
