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Springfield, MO
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Springfield, MO
Snap Inc. announced it would close its augmented reality unit that is designed for businesses.
The ARES unit, short for augmented reality for enterprise services, was announced in March.
CEO Evan Spiegel reportedly said in a memo that the service ended up being too costly and complex to implement.
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