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The Oculus team at Facebook lets people experience anything, anywhere, with anyone through world-class VR hardware and software. With global departments dedicated to VR research, computer vision, haptics, social interaction, and more, Oculus is committed to driving the state of the art forward through relentless innovation. The Oculus suite of hardware currently includes: Rift, our high-end PC VR headset; Touch controllers, to bring your hands into virtual reality; and Gear VR, to bring the magic with you wherever you are—all powered by the Oculus Platform. Since being founded in 2012—and furthered through our acquisition by Facebook in 2014—Oculus has grown from the idea of a single headset to multiple headsets, a powerful platform, and a thriving ecosystem. Our developer community has built nearly a thousand games, apps, and experiences, all available on the Oculus Store. As we continue to grow the possibilities of the technology, we’re partnering with communities and nonprofits from around the world to drive social change and foster a positive impact. VR’s potential to connect the world is immense—and we’re just getting started. For more information, visit: http://oculus.com.

Today, Asetek's award-winning liquid cooling solutions are used by many of the world's leading technology companies. The company's innovations have been adopted by global OEMs including Acer, ASUS, CRAY, Dell, HP and Lenovo, while companies such as Intel and AMD have bundled Asetek-based cooling solutions with their processors. In parallel, Asetek has established a strong position in the sim racing industry, earning widespread recognition for its award-winning products designed to deliver an authentic and immersive racing experience. Long before the current AI boom, Asetek pioneered direct-to-chip liquid cooling for high-performance computing and data centers. The company deployed liquid cooling solutions across government, research, defense, energy and enterprise environments, helping customers reduce cooling energy consumption while enabling higher compute densities. Many of the challenges driving AI infrastructure today are the same challenges Asetek was solving more than a decade ago. Founded in Aalborg, Denmark, Asetek grew from a technology startup into a global leader in liquid cooling and became publicly listed on the Oslo Stock Exchange in 2013. In 2023, the company completed a secondary listing on Nasdaq Copenhagen, further strengthening its position in the Nordic capital markets. In 2026, Asetek was acquired and taken private by Suzhou Chunqiu Electronic Technology Co., combining Asetek's decades of liquid cooling innovation with Chunqiu's large-scale manufacturing capabilities and global supply chain presence. Together, the companies are focused on accelerating the adoption of advanced liquid cooling solutions for next-generation AI data centers and high-performance computing infrastructure. The company is headquartered in Aalborg, Denmark, with offices in San Jose, California, Taipei, Taiwan, and Xiamen, China.

The world leader in the online racing simulation and gaming market, iRacing was founded in 2003 by Dave Kaemmer, co-founder of Papyrus Design Group, and John Henry, principal owner of the Boston Red Sox and Liverpool Football Club and co-owner of Roush Fenway Racing. iRacing has developed dozens of formal partnerships in the motorsport industry to help create the most authentic racing simulation in the world, including with NASCAR, INDYCAR, the FIA, Mercedes-AMG Petronas F1 Team, and numerous other car manufacturers, tracks, and racing series. Alongside its PC simulation, iRacing owns two additional game studios and produces the official console games of NASCAR (beginning in 2025) and the World of Outlaws, as well as the fantasy off-road racing game ExoCross.