What Do This Week’s XR Stories Mean For Workplace Tech?
From Amazon’s delivery glasses to AMD’s $8.2bn spatial artificial intelligence (AI) bet, the latest enterprise extended reality (XR) news suggests the market is moving beyond device launches and towards the harder work of content creation, governance, integration and scalable frontline deployment
Lily Jemmett · 6 Oct 2026
How Is BBC Sport Turning a Small Studio Into an XR Hub?
As organisations redesign physical workplaces around flexibility, the BBC Sport studio shows how immersive technology can make a constrained space feel larger, more adaptable and more creatively capable, provided the underlying production workflow can keep pace
Lily Jemmett · 1 Oct 2026
What Does Meta Muse Mean for the Immersive Workplace?
Meta Connect’s Muse Charm may be a consumer device, but its always-available AI model points to a workplace future where agents move with employees across screens, smart glasses and real-world settings, turning immersive technology into an ambient, always-on layer of work
Lily Jemmett · 29 Sept 2026
Is Enterprise AI Productivity Becoming Operational?
Enterprise AI is moving from personal assistance to coordinated work, but the companies that benefit most will be those that connect trusted data, workflow controls, and clear human accountability before they attempt to scale intelligent automation across their core operations
Lily Jemmett · 17 Sept 2026