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This is good news for Oculus, but I worry about them having two locations at such an early stage. They're going to have to work very hard to keep everyone on the same page. Hopefully they're not going to split hardware and software development.

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Honestly, I think they would be better off doing their hardware development here in Dallas.[1] This area is much less expensive than Irvine, already has a strong hardware development presence with supporting companies, and a decent second-tier university whose EE department has a strong semiconductor/telecom/signal processing focus.

[1] I say this out of enlightened self-interest. :)

I guess they could do some virtual reality meetings.

haha, good one!

What do you mean, "good one"? Add in some AR tech for bringing stuff from your office, and this is going to be an enterprise application.

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