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January 19, 2026

Meta reportedly cuts around 1500 employees at its Reality Labs division, about 10% of the unit's staff, and closes several VR game studios, marking a sharp retreat from its metaverse vision. The company had invested heavily in VR but is now shifting focus toward AI and more popular products like its Ray-Ban smart glasses.

Meta reportedly cuts around 1500 employees at its Reality Labs division, about 10% of the unit's staff, and closes several VR game studios, marking a sharp retreat from its metaverse vision. The company had invested heavily in VR but is now shifting focus toward AI and more popular products like its Ray-Ban smart glasses. Meta reportedly cuts around 1500 employees at its Reality Labs division, about 10% of the unit's staff, and closes several VR game studios, marking a sharp retreat from its metaverse vision. The company had invested heavily in VR but is now shifting focus toward AI and more popular products like its Ray-Ban smart glasses. Meta reportedly cuts around 1500 employees at its Reality Labs division, about 10% of the unit's staff, and closes several VR game studios, marking a sharp retreat from its metaverse vision. The company had invested heavily in VR but is now shifting focus toward AI and more popular products like its Ray-Ban smart glasses. Meta reportedly cuts around 1500 employees at its Reality Labs division, about 10% of the unit's staff, and closes several VR game studios, marking a sharp retreat from its metaverse vision. The company had invested heavily in VR but is now shifting focus toward AI and more popular products like its Ray-Ban smart glasses.
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