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Australian-listed biotechnology company Medlab Clinical has selected Microsoft Dynamics 365 Remote Assist on HoloLens 2 to support its critical work underway, including on the pandemic, in its specialist laboratories.

GUEST OPINION: Nine months since the COVID-19 outbreak was formally declared a pandemic, with close to 50 million individuals infected, and the global economy experiencing its worst recession since the Second World War, the impact and associated costs of a healthcare crisis cannot be underestimated.

Amy Peck is a remarkable pioneer in the virtual (VR), augmented (AR), mixed (MR) and extended reality (XR) spaces, running her own VR company, working at HTC Vive and travelling from the US to speak about 5G and more at StartCon 2019.

A new study has found the number of enterprise mixed reality applications will approach 40 million by 2022, rising from just 6.5 million in 2018, representing growth of more than 500%.

The mixed reality market certainly won't be sending mixed signals as it reaches more than US$35 billion by 2024, with shipments forecast to grow at around 30%, according to a new research report.

Billed as "the best gaming and creation laptop processor Intel has ever built", the newly ramped up war between Intel and AMD sees consumers, once again, as the ultimate winners.

New for CES 2018 are dedicated areas and focus on sports, smart cities, AI, high-tech retailing, digital money and plenty more.

Want a Christmas present that's not just virtually out of this world, but actually is a head-worn portal to worlds beyond?

The latest version of Windows 10 can now be downloaded to Windows 10 PCs around the world, with a stack of new features, UI improvements, Cortana improvements, Mixed Reality headsets and more.

Samsung's HMD Odyssey headset looks a bit like most of the others, with handheld Vive-like controllers, but it won't come to Australia until sometime in 2018.

The Australian (and presumably global) smartphone market is about to explode with yet another iPhone super-cycle, with Augmented Reality the new battleground as 1 in 3 already use AR apps – and more to come.

With Google bringing Google Glass back to market for enterprise customers, risking the “Glassh*le” revival, Glass 2.0’s upgrades bring Google back as an AR player, but it’s not the only one.

When Microsoft releases its second Holographic Processing Unit or HPU, which presumably will arrive in HoloLens 2.0, it will have a custom silicon AI coprocessor for superior mixed reality.

Microsoft has used Computex 2017 to reinforce its commitment to an open Windows 10 partner ecosystem to help drive growth and customer demand.

Don’t tremble as the growing rumble of augmented reality comes to life via Trimble and its Microsoft Hololens app to architects and designers.