Meta, MediaTek team up to make chips for AR glasses
Meta, MediaTek team up to make chips for AR glasses
MediaTek and Meta Reality Labs have announced an exclusive partnership to develop custom silicon for augmented reality (AR) glasses. The partnership aims to create high-performance, low-power, low-latency chips that can fit inside the glasses. The silicon will be exclusive to Meta and will not be available to other manufacturers. Meta had initially planned to develop custom silicon for its Quest headsets but later scrapped those plans. The details of the upcoming AR glasses are not yet revealed, but Meta will be launching MediaTek-powered AR glasses in the future.
MediaTek and Meta Reality Labs have announced an exclusive partnership to develop custom silicon for augmented reality (AR) glasses. The partnership aims to create high-performance, low-power, low-latency chips that can fit inside the glasses. The silicon will be exclusive to Meta and will not be available to other manufacturers. Meta had initially planned to develop custom silicon for its Quest headsets but later scrapped those plans. The details of the upcoming AR glasses are not yet revealed, but Meta will be launching MediaTek-powered AR glasses in the future.
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MediaTek and Meta Reality Labs have announced an exclusive partnership to develop custom silicon for augmented reality (AR) glasses. The partnership aims to create high-performance, low-power, low-latency chips that can fit inside the glasses. The silicon will be exclusive to Meta and will not be available to other manufacturers. Meta had initially planned to develop custom silicon for its Quest headsets but later scrapped those plans. The details of the upcoming AR glasses are not yet revealed, but Meta will be launching MediaTek-powered AR glasses in the future. 
