Facebook parent Meta Platforms Inc. has ceased development of a new VR/AR software operating system that employed more than 300 after four years, The Information reported Wednesday. The move could greatly impact Meta's ability to pivot to becoming a major metaverse player. Meta quickly issued a statement via Gabriel Aul, its vice president of Reality Labs Engineering. "There are several technical directions we're pursuing in our efforts to build @RealityLabs operating systems, we're still workin Read More...
Facebook parent Meta Platforms Inc. has ceased development of a new VR/AR software operating system that employed more than 300 after four years, The Information reported Wednesday. The move could greatly impact Meta’s ability to pivot to becoming a major metaverse player. Meta quickly issued a statement via Gabriel Aul, its vice president of Reality Labs Engineering. “There are several technical directions we’re pursuing in our efforts to build @RealityLabs operating systems, we’re still workin
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