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HoloLens Chief Alex Kipman will leave Microsoft following an internal reorg that the company announced yesterday.

Despite the feel-good vibe of the Satya Nadella era, Microsoft’s upper executive ranks continue to drown in toxicity, a new report claims.

Volkswagen has helped Microsoft to create a new "moving platform" mode for HoloLens 2.

A U.S. Pentagon oversight body now expects the U.S. Army to “waste” nearly $20 billion on its HoloLens project, IVAS.

Microsoft’s contract with the Pentagon to build a HoloLens-based mixed reality headset for the US military may not be going as well as expected, with a new report revealing that the company is prepared to receive negative feedback from its client during an upcoming hands-on event next week.

Business Insider claims that Microsoft has killed HoloLens 3 over uncertainty about the platform’s future.

Qualcomm announced today that it is partnering with Microsoft on custom chipsets for augmented reality (AR) solutions.

Microsoft announced today that it has received a contract worth up to $21.88 billion over ten years to build 120,000 custom HoloLens headsets for the U.S. Army.

Microsoft Mesh is a new mixed-reality platform powered by Azure that allows people in different physical locations to share holographic experiences together.

Microsoft executive vice president Peggy Johnson is leaving the software giant and will assume the CEO role at Magic Leap, maker of an erstwhile HoloLens competitor.

Microsoft’s augmented reality platform has a new leader: Ruben Caballero, who previously oversaw wireless technologies at Apple.

With its MWC plans thwarted by the Coronavirus outbreak, Microsoft will now host a Mixed Reality Dev Days event just before Build 2020 in May.

With the second-gen HoloLens launch just around the corner, Microsoft is no longer going to release major OS updates for the original HoloLens.

The Canadian Royal Navy announced today that it will use HoloLens and Kognitiv Spark software to improve maintenance and repairs aboard its active vessels.

HoloLens 2 is a significant improvement over the original: It’s more comfortable and natural to use and features a broader field of view.

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella defends the company's $480 million contract with the U.S. Army following backlash from employees.

Don’t understand how Microsoft can make a thriving business out of a niche product like HoloLens? You’re not asking the right questions.

Four years ago, Microsoft surprised us with HoloLens, its standalone augmented reality headset. It's time for HoloLens 2.

Tomorrow, Microsoft will be hosting an event to announce its next-generation HoloLens.

Microsoft is announcing a new Android app that works with the HoloLens, as well as a new AR app for iOS devices.

A teaser video posted by Alex Kipman only confirms that Microsoft will have an announcement at MWC later this month.

Microsoft's next HoloLens could be powered by the Snapdragon 850.

Microsoft will reportedly make 100,000 HoloLens devices for the U.S Army as part of new $480 million contract.

Microsoft's next big HoloLens upgrade now expected to arrive in Q2 2019.

NASA may have just leaked the next-gen HoloLens.

Magic Leap's AR headset is finally available for purchase, but it's only slightly better than the HoloLens.

Microsoft's next-gen Hololens is still on-track to be released in Q1 of 2019 and it's codenamed Sydney.