HoloLens 3 may not be dead after all, suggests device's creator

Update 11 PM ET ii/4/2022: Concern Insider has since published a new report that refutes Kipman'south claim in his tweet, also every bit shedding much more light on Microsoft'south mixed reality plans.

Microsoft's Alex Kipman appears to disagree with the reports claiming that the HoloLens 3 was canceled. Kipman, a technical fellow at Microsoft and overseer of the company's Mixed Reality division, took to Twitter to refute the claims.

The unabridged HoloLens division came under burn post-obit an Insider report that included information from "more than than 20 current and onetime employees" at Microsoft. Our Executive Editor Daniel Rubino said that he'southward "never heard of such a sectionalization in this much chaos in all [his] years of roofing Microsoft."

The report outlined a segmentation in disarray, including Microsoft non having a clear vision for its mixed reality devices. The slice claimed that the HoloLens three was canceled in mid-2021, that Microsoft's partnership with Samsung caused rifts, and that at least 25 Microsoft employees working on mixed reality have left for Meta. It also stated that Microsoft's $22 billion contract with the U.S. armed services is backside schedule due to headset development problems.

In stark contrast to these points, Kipman claims HoloLens is doing great.

don't believe what you read on the net. #HoloLens is doing great and if you search said cyberspace they also said we had cancelled #HoloLens2... which terminal I checked we shipped with success [)-)
— Alex Kipman (@akipman) February 3, 2022

Kipman too notes that in earlier times in that location were reports of the HoloLens 2 being canceled. That device ultimately shipped, disproving such claims.

Nonetheless, Business Insider published a new report that direct refutes Kipman's claims with one source calling it "complete bullsh-t."

Updated February 2022

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