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He’s a graduate from the ESSEC Business School in Paris, France. Alban: Not particularly France. But you guys, it seems like you’re perfectly positioned to be the YouTube of 3D and it doesn’t look like YouTube or Google or any of these other big players are playing in your sandbox. Alban, welcome to the show.
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Thanks Ivan Aguilar for the tip) More info MagicLeap One is going to be bricked in the next days As already announced by MagicLeap some time ago , soon all the servers related to managing MagicLeap One headsets will be shut down, so no one of these glasses will work anymore.
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