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Meta, parent company of Facebook, has announced that they are closing Horizon Worlds, their long term metaverse VR project.

Reversing an earlier announcement, Meta says it's keeping Horizon Worlds on VR for the foreseeable future, but the company's focus is shifting to mobile and AI smart glasses.

A day after announcing the Horizon Worlds would only be available on a mobile app starting in June, Meta said it changed its mind.

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