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Facebook is now called Meta, the company said, in a rebrand that focuses on its ambitions to build the ‘metaverse,’ a shared virtual environment that it bets will be the next big computing platform https://t.co/R7BBy1x2bM $FB pic.twitter.com/xVYJunONcr
— Reuters (@Reuters) October 29, 2021
