Ex-Apple exec is now at Microsoft to help with HoloLens, AI and more

Microsoft seems to exist ramping up its team for HoloLens, Mixed Reality, and AI. Bloomberg is breaking the news that Ruben Caballero is now corporate vice president, Hardware Design & Technology at Microsoft, according to his updated LinkedIn page.

Caballero worked for Apple tree until early 2022, where he had been focusing on wireless tech. Specifically, …" developing wireless technology, such as antennas inside of devices like iPhones, iPads, and Macs. He also oversaw Apple tree's global wireless product testing efforts." For the last year, or and then, he had been doing advisory work:

Later leaving Apple, Caballero became an adviser at several Silicon Valley-area startups, including wireless visitor Keyssa and Humane, a startup run by former Apple employees.

It is unclear what work Caballero will be doing at Microsoft. His LinkedIn profile states he is part of Microsoft's Mixed Reality and AI division, focusing on "HoloLens, Special Projects, and more to come...."

The news is particularly exciting because Bill Stillwell, who worked on Xbox until very recently, is likewise at present working on the Mixed Reality team.

In a tweet posted on March 28th, Stillwell noted he was "Moving over to the team that makes HoloLens! Going to focus on producing world-form consumer AR/VR experiences in the MS ecosystem."

Stillwell'due south LinkedIn profile hints at his piece of work, which is "Driving deep technical appointment and on-boarding for Mixed Reality HW and services, including launching v1 products into nascent markets."

Cat's out of the pocketbook...

Sadly, leaving Xbox, but not going far.

Moving over to the squad that makes HoloLens! Going to focus on producing world grade consumer AR/VR experiences in the MS ecosystem

I start on the team next calendar week, merely have been immersed in this for a while now.

— Wall of Bill 🏒🥅 (@wcstillwell) March 28, 2022

The recent hires of Caballero and Stillwell propose Microsoft could be moving to a new phase of HoloLens and Mixed Reality, perhaps finally making its long-awaited push button into the consumer space.

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Source: https://www.windowscentral.com/ex-apple-exec-now-working-microsofts-hololens

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