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TAIPEI, Jan 23 (Reuters) - Taiwan's HTC (2498.TW), opens new tab said on Thursday it will sell part of its unit for extended reality (XR) headsets and glasses to Google (GOOGL.O), opens new tab ...

It marks HTC’s second major deal with Google, which bought part of the Taiwan company’s smartphone operations for $1.1 billion in 2017. Attendees are playing an immersive game with the HTC ...

TAIPEI :Taiwan's HTC said on Thursday it will sell part of its unit for extended reality (XR) headsets and glasses to Google for $250 million and transfer some of its employees to the U.S. company.

Google has bought parts of HTC’s Vive division to “accelerate the development of the Android XR platform.” The deal is reportedly valued at $250 million and comes years after Google acquired ...

In 2008, HTC emerged as a key player in the Android wars, competing with Apple and Samsung, earning global praise while seemingly allowing the market to forget the lessons learned from VIA's fall.

It's the new frontier, and we're not talking about AI. We're talking about another two-letter abbreviation, XR (Extended ...

Since the details of the deal aren’t public, where that leaves HTC for now is still a mystery. The Taoyuan, Taiwan-based company is principally involved in producing XR headsets for enterprise ...

The $250 million deal — announced after Samsung’s extended reality headset made its public debut yesterday — includes parts of HTC’s XR headsets and glasses unit, with some of the VIVE ...

HTC Corp (宏達電), which supplies VIVE virtual-reality (VR) headsets, yesterday said that Google LLC has agreed to buy its extended reality (XR) intellectual property (IP) and acquire some of its ...