Microsoft integrates AI into computers
Microsoft has unveiled a new AI-based programming model that can run directly on personal computers, along with a security feature that prevents AI agents from accessing data without permission. During an event in San Francisco, the company also showcased a Surface Laptop Ultra powered by dual NVIDIA RXT Spark chips, with the aim of transforming Windows into a platform for tasks performed by AI agents—such as coding and executing complex projects—enabling customers to rely on their devices instead of cloud data centers. This move is an effort by Microsoft to reduce dependence on Azure services and to achieve integration between AI and local hardware, improving efficiency and reducing costs, amid competition from Apple, NVIDIA, and Intel in the AI-powered PC market.
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