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Cook was in Dublin, Ireland this week to receive a Special Recognition Award for the company’s contributions to the country – 6,000 people work at its Cork office – and discussed the future of tech and AR’s role. My view is it’s the next big thing, and it will pervade our entire lives,” reports Silicon Republic.
He played a key role in the early development of MagicLeap, an augmented reality company that just won best of show at the industry’s biggest gathering, AWE (for Augmented World Expo). Then he took me on an even wilder one over his homeland of Ireland, where he took me to a research lab that Mark Zuckerberg ended up buying.
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Development efforts are about to get a major adrenaline shot in the arm also, with Microsoft today expanding distribution globally to Australia, France, Germany, Ireland, New Zealand and the United Kingdom. Meanwhile, we’re still looking to mysterious MR competitor MagicLeap to deliver some solid competition.
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