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Zac Bowden

Microsoft confirmed to dump $22 billion IVAS HoloLens project onto military tech firm via new partnership

IVAS headset based on Microsoft HoloLens.

Microsoft has confirmed that it is seeking to hand-off development and production of its military IVAS hardware and software to a third-party via a new partnership with Anduril Industries, an American defence technology company.

The news comes as Microsoft essentially washes its hands of all first-party Mixed Reality efforts. In the last year, the company has retired its Windows Mixed Reality platform and ended production on HoloLens 2. In 2022, the company outright canceled the HoloLens 3.

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