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The two-day event will bring together more than 5,000 developers for the social network in more than 50 separate sessions. But the main events are the daily keynote sessions. 

Last year, the company used the F8 keynotes to go deep on augmented reality and virtual reality, and offer a glimpse at the future of its Oculus VR division. This year, we expect more news on the Oculus Go portable VR system, last seen at the Game Developers Conference in March.