Microsoft Adds AI to Devices to Rival Apple
Microsoft has launched a new AI-based software model focused on coding that can run directly on personal computers. Additionally, they introduced a security technology that prevents unauthorized AI agents from accessing data. The company also showcased the Surface Ultra, a laptop powered by Nvidia RTX Spark processors, aiming to transform the Windows operating system into a platform for local AI. This represents a competitive move against Apple, which is seeking to boost AI capabilities in Mac devices. These initiatives face challenges related to rising device costs due to chip shortages, with the Surface Ultra starting at $2,599—more expensive than MacBook Pro models. AI component prices have also increased significantly, with the Nvidia DGX Spark device up 75% to $6,950 amid rising component costs.
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