Microsoft looks to reboot the AI PC with Nvidia
Summary
Microsoft announced new high-end Windows laptops powered by Nvidia chips to help users run advanced AI programs directly on their computers instead of relying only on cloud services. The new laptops, including the Microsoft Surface Ultra, and AI software updates will be available starting October 16.Key Facts
- Microsoft launched Nvidia-powered Windows laptops, starting with the Surface Ultra priced at $2,599.
- The Surface Ultra uses Nvidia's RTX Spark chip designed for running demanding AI tasks locally.
- Other laptop makers like Asus, Dell, HP, and Lenovo will also release Nvidia-powered devices.
- Microsoft introduced a version of its AI assistant, Copilot, that can work with AI models both on the device and in the cloud.
- Meta is bringing its Muse personal AI assistant to Windows systems.
- Microsoft aims to combine cloud and local AI to meet developers' needs efficiently and cost-effectively.
- Microsoft emphasized improving Windows security to control how AI agents interact with users and data.
- These AI laptops and software will be available starting October 16.
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