John Carmack was consulting CTO to Meta's VR division until his resignation. He's now CEO of Keen Technologies. He previously cofounded id Software.

John Carmack was not only on the floor at QuakeCon 2023, but held an impromptu meet-and-greet with the help of the staff and attended the Quake Champions tournament. Source: John Carmack.

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Video game pioneer John Carmack is resigning from his consulting position at Meta with “mixed feelings” about the “end of his decade in VR,” he announced in a Facebook post Friday.

Carmack said he'll keep pushing for that kind of fast, easy connection in the near term, "even if it's not everything to everyone." Related Stories Meta announces Quest Pro, a $1,499 “mixed ...

John Carmack arrives for The British Academy Games Awards 2016 at Tobacco Dock on April 7, 2016 in London, England. Jeff Spicer/Getty Images 2022-12-16T23:09:43Z Share ...

John Carmack is stepping down from his role as a consulting CTO at Meta. He seems to be unhappy with the way things are currently going at Meta.

John Carmack, the programmer who brought us Doom, Quake and Oculus/Meta virtual reality products, has resigned from his executive consultant post for virtual reality at Meta. In a post to ...

Carmack stepped into the role of CTO for Oculus (now called Reality Labs) in 2013, and is shutting the door behind him after nearly ten years, having served as consulting CTO since 2019.

John Carmack was not only on the floor at QuakeCon 2023, but held an impromptu meet-and-greet with the help of the staff and attended the Quake Champions tournament. Source: John Carmack.

Video game pioneer John Carmack is resigning from his consulting position at Meta with “mixed feelings” about the “end of his decade in VR,” he announced in a Facebook post Friday.