HTC co-founder also joins visual effects company


Peter Chou, co-founder of Taiwanese smartphones market HTC, has taken up another job in a Hong Kong-based visual effects company Digital Domain Holdings as executive director and member of the executive committee, He has repoteadly done this to reassert HTC's focus on the virtual reality market, what with its recent push in the industry with VR headset live.

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