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How Palmer Luckey built a $61 billion defense empire after selling Oculus for $2 billion

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Palmer Luckey, who founded the virtual reality company Oculus, sold it to Facebook for roughly $2 billion. He then turned his attention to defense technology through his company Anduril Industries. The firm has grown into a business valued at around $61 billion. The article traces how Luckey's path moved from consumer VR hardware to military and autonomous systems. Details beyond these points were not available in the provided text.

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