Meta plans to slash around 10% of its Reality Labs business, according to The New York Times, its latest round of layoffs that will reduce the number of employees developing its virtual reality ...

Meta has put the brakes on its virtual reality push, causing worry among developers who built their careers around the technology that once seemed central to the company’s future plans. The social ...

Meta Platforms Inc. is reportedly planning to cut about 10% of employees at its Reality Labs division as the company shifts its priorities to artificial intelligence. The New York Times, referencing ...

Meta is planning to lay off around 10% of the employees in its Reality Labs division, The New York Times reported Monday. The division — which employs roughly 15,000 people — has a strong presence in ...

With Meta (formerly known as Facebook) reporting on its Q4 2025 earnings results for the quarter, we also got a look at what the company spent in various divisions throughout the year and how the ...

Meta is reportedly eliminating more than 1,000 roles from its Reality Labs division, the sector responsible for the company’s virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) headsets as well as ...

Few believe Meta will abandon VR entirely, but many see an unmistakable pivot as resources move toward AI systems and devices such as smart glasses. Meta’s decision to deprioritize virtual reality in ...

See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The New York Post on Google Meta is preparing to cut about 1,500 employees from its Reality Labs division — roughly 10% of the unit’s 15,000-person ...

Meta is laying off 10% of staff in its Reality Labs division, which is core to developing the company’s VR and metaverse products, The New York Times reported. The publication noted that Reality Labs ...

In Meta's first-quarter earnings report, the company said Reality Labs recorded an operating loss of over $4 billion while bringing in $402 million in sales. The Reality Labs unit has now accumulated ...