- A Big Supporter of Virtual Reality Content Just Backed Away. Here's Why Consumer VR Still Isn't a Sure ThingThe U.K.'s state broadcaster went all-in on virtual reality (VR) a couple years ago. But now, the BBC is killing off its big VR push.
- Facebook's CTO: 'The Criticism Is Warranted'Mike Schroepfer talks about the company's tough times, deepfakes, virtual reality, and artificial intelligence.
- Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg Goes All-In on Hand Tracking for Oculus Quest VR HeadsetsHe also revealed Horizons, a social VR app, and that people have spent over $100 million on content in the Oculus store.
- Facebook’s Big Hopes in Augmented and Virtual Reality Face Even Bigger ObstaclesFacebook vice president Andrew Bosworth is hoping his AR/VR unit is the future. But analysts say it's nothing more than a side show.
- Walmart CEO: VR Training Helped Save Lives in El Paso ShootingDoug McMillon believes training modules utilizing virtual reality played a key role in reducing the casualties.
- Will A.I., Blockchain, 5G, and Virtual Reality Give Companies a Competitive Edge?Executives gathered Wednesday at Fortune's Brainstorm Tech conference in Aspen, Colo., to discuss which technologies they believe give them a competitive edge.
- The Fall and Rise of VR: The Struggle to Make Virtual Reality Get RealVirtual reality has been the next new thing for five years and counting. Clunky headsets, a dearth of content, and lack of consumer interest have caused VR to stall. Can this much-hyped technology finally catch on?
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