Napster, the peer-to-peer music platform that disrupted the music industry back in 1999 is making a comeback as a metaverse ...

The music, ahem, sharing platform that refuses to die.

After belonging to Algorand and exploring decentralized music, Napster will be part of Infinite Realities and focus on the ...

This unprecedented access to music not only attracted millions of users but also drew the ire of the music industry, leading to legal battles and Napster's eventual shutdown in 2001. However, the ...

AI startup Infinite Reality has bought Napster with plans to add a music metaverse to the music-streaming platform.

Napster, a once-popular website people used in the late ‘90s to illegally share music online that went bankrupt in 2001, has ...

Four years after Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg pivoted to the metaverse, the idea is now considered one of tech’s biggest recent ...

Since 2016, Napster has been operating as a (legal) streaming service. It claims to have over 110 million high-fidelity tracks, with some supporting lossless audio. Napster subscribers can also listen ...

In 2022, Napster was purchased by a pair of Web3 players, Hivemind and Algorand, who also promised to reinvent digital music ...

Artificial intelligence startup Infinite Reality has acquired the music-pirating app turned music streaming service Napster in a $207 million deal and plans to add a music-focused metaverse.

Infinite Reality has acquired Napster for $207 million, aiming to transform it into a metaverse-driven music platform with ...