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Microsoft is ending production of its HoloLens headsets. It means an end of an era for the company’s mixed reality ambitions.

The Hololens 2 AR glasses will no longer be manufactured and software support will end in 2027. Microsoft is cooperating with Meta instead.

That ongoing project is Microsoft’s effort to make AR glasses for the U.S. Army. HoloLens was billed as a business-end device rather than a headset we regular folk got to use day-to-day.