the revamped version of Niantic’s first game Ingress, and pet simulator game Peridot, under Spatial. Niantic has released several titles in recent years that were received well, but it has ...

Niantic Spatial will aim to “lead the future of geospatial AI by building spatial intelligence that helps people better understand, navigate, and engage with the physical world,” and continue to ...

Niantic will keep ownership and development rights of Ingress Prime and Peridot, however, with the development being handled by Niantic Spatial. With an agreement now having been reached and an ...

Niantic is retaining Peridot and Ingress under a new company named Niantic Spatial to focus on geospatial AI. Concerns arise over the impact of Scopley's monetization practices on Pokémon Go ...

However, it may still involve some games, too. Niantic retains control of Ingress and Peridot, two of its most augmented reality-focused, location and map-connected games. And those games ...

Niantic will sell its gaming business to Scopely, including 'Pokémon Go' and 'Pikmin Bloom,' in a deal that transforms the mobile gaming landscape.

Niantic is spinning off its geospatial AI business into a new ... as it will keep ownership of Ingress Prime and Peridot. "We’re in the midst of seismic changes in technology, with AI evolving rapidly ...

Following the acquisition of Niantic’s games team by Scopely ... to own and operate AR games “Ingress Prime” and “Peridot.” “Scopely has always been focused on cultivating meaningful ...

Niantic hoped to create digital experiences for industries such as tourism, education and manufacturing. It will also continue developing its AR games, including Ingress Prime and Peridot.

Mobile gaming giant Scopely on Wednesday said it has agreed to acquire Pokémon Go maker Niantic's gaming division for $3.5 billion.

the revamped version of Niantic's first game Ingress, and pet simulator game Peridot, under Spatial. "Scopely is solidifying its position in the mobile games space with this acquisition.