Marc Whitten, a longtime tech executive with roots in the Seattle region, has joined Meta to lead a new team working on ...

Tech press-landi and the tech blogosphere were abuzz last week with news that both Apple, the company that makes the iPhone, ...

Meta has confirmed plans for a  new venture that will see the creation of a new department tasked with the development of ...

IU's Board of Trustees praised Pam Whitten's steadfast leadership in a tumultuous era. Just one trustee voted against her ...

Meta has already begun hiring engineers and intends to collaborate with other firms to bring humanoid robots to market in the ...

Meta Platforms reportedly plans to make a significant investment into manufacturing its own hardware for AI-powered humanoid ...

According to sources quoted by Bloomberg's Mark Gurman, Meta does not intend to develop a branded robot like Tesla's Optimus.

Meta is now venturing into humanoid robots as it sets up a new team within its Reality Labs hardware division.

The initiative, led by industry veterans such as former Cruise CEO Marc Whitten and retail expert John Koryl, aims to enhance Meta’s mixed and augmented reality programs while expanding its ...