Microsoft virtual reality chief quits on report of watching 'VR porn' in the office
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Reality appears to have become a little too virtual for Microsoft's (NASDAQ:MSFT) now former virtual reality chief, Alex Kipman.
Accordingly to the New York Post, Kipman resigned from Microsoft (MSFT) following reports that he watched virtual reality pornography in front of other company employees in the office, and also acted inappropriately toward some female employees.

Microsoft's (MSFT) head of cloud and artificial intelligence, told company employees of Kipman's departure in an email, according to the Post's report. Kipman also let his immediate company subordinates know he was leaving the software giant.
More than 25 employees reportedly filed complaints or comments about Kipman's actions, which were said to have included him using virtual reality goggles to watch what was described as "VR porn" in front of other employees.
Separately, Microsoft (MSFT) has reportedly said it will "significantly scale down" its remaining business operations in Russia.