Jeff Bezos, Tim Cook, and Mark Zuckerberg have already staked their claim in the next generation of computing.  Here’s how you can get a piece of this action, too!

Every major shift in computing has created enormous winners.

Personal computers helped build Microsoft. Smartphones transformed Apple. Cloud computing propelled Amazon into one of the world's most valuable companies.

The next shift may be Spatial Computing: the idea that instead of working through a laptop screen or a bank of physical monitors, we'll interact with digital information in a three-dimensional workspace that exists around us.

That might sound futuristic, but some of the biggest names in technology already believe it's where computing is headed.

Billionaires are bullish

When Apple introduced the Vision Pro, CEO Tim Cook called it "the beginning of a new era for computing," comparing Spatial Computing to the arrival of the Mac and the iPhone. Apple didn't describe Vision Pro as another virtual reality headset. It called it the world's first spatial computer, signaling that the company sees this as the next evolution of personal computing.

Mark Zuckerberg has made a similar prediction. He believes smart glasses will eventually become the primary way people interact with computers, saying there will come a point when smartphones stay in our pockets more than they're in our hands because users will prefer the convenience of wearable devices.

Even Jeff Bezos has invested in that vision. Through Bezos Expeditions, he has backed Augmented Reality and Spatial Computing companies, reflecting his long-standing belief that computing will increasingly blend digital experiences with the physical world rather than remain confined to flat screens.

These tech visionaries are bullish.  And it’s easy to see why.

Meta is investing tens of billions of dollars annually into its Reality Labs division. Google, Qualcomm, Samsung, NVIDIA, and others continue pouring resources into next-generation wearable computing and AI-powered interfaces.

Tech companies like those don't commit that kind of capital unless they believe a market measured in hundreds of billions of dollars could eventually emerge.

And that’s exactly what’s unfolding now. 

$1 Trillion up for grabs!

Economists have predicted that the global spatial computing market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 21.8% from 2025 to 2034, reaching more than $1 trillion by 2034. 

To put that in perspective, that’s more than the total GDP of Taiwan, one of the most critical tech hubs in the world.

It’s no wonder the world’s most successful tech moguls are betting on Spatial Computing.  In fact, previous Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger and SailPoint Founder and CEO Mark McCain have personally invested in one of the most successful Spatial Computing companies in the world: immersed. 

immersed is leading the pack

immersed is building the software, AI, and hardware ecosystem designed to power the future of Spatial Computing.  And it doesn’t take a rocket scientist to know that if the previous CEO of Intel and the CEO of SailPoint are investors, there must be something worth paying attention to here.

Unlike many companies focused on gaming or entertainment, immersed has spent years building productivity software for professionals. 

Today, the company’s platform has attracted more than 1.5 million users, accumulated more than 2,000 years of total user engagement, logged 20 million minutes of usage in a single quarter, and generated more than 1.6 billion social media views. 

immersed is also developing Visor, a lightweight headset designed specifically for work, along with Curator, an AI assistant built to summarize meetings, organize workflows, and automate repetitive office tasks. 

Instead of relying on a single product, management is building a complete productivity ecosystem spanning software, hardware, and artificial intelligence.

The company's existing software also appears to have gained meaningful traction. 

immersed is the highest-rated work application on the Meta Quest Store, with more than 3,300 reviews, a 4.2-star rating, and power users averaging more than 40 hours per week inside the platform.

Management's ambitions don't stop with office work, either. It also boasts a longer-term vision of using Spatial Computing and AI to enable remote operation of physical machines and robotics. 

This is an opportunity tied to roughly $50 trillion in global physical labor. 

While that's a long-term objective rather than a current business, it illustrates how broadly management believes the technology can be applied.

This remains an early-stage company operating in what is still a very young industry.  But the biggest investment opportunities often emerge before an industry reaches the mainstream. 

immersed already has users, software, a growing hardware strategy, and an expanding AI platform. When Spatial Computing evolves into the next major computing paradigm, the companies building the productivity tools that power it could be among the biggest beneficiaries. And immersed is clearly leading the pack.

Of course, if you don’t believe it, just look at the evidence for yourself in this private investment note, which you can access here.

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