11:47Machine-translated from Azerbaijani by AIRead in Azerbaijani
Microsoft to hold Windows and Surface device event on October 7
“Microsoft” will hold an event dedicated to “Windows” and “Surface” devices in San Francisco on October 7. The presentation will begin at 21:00 Azerbaijan time. The company will discuss on-device AI technology that runs artificial intelligence models directly on a computer without sending data to the cloud. The main topic will be how this technology will change the future of personal computers.
“Microsoft” CEO Satya Nadella, “NVIDIA” CEO Jensen Huang and Windows and Devices chief Pavan Davuluri will attend the event. They will discuss the latest developments involving “Windows,” “NVIDIA RTX Spark,” “Surface” and the computer market as a whole. The participation of these executives indicates that the event will focus primarily on “RTX Spark” computers. Several months ago, “NVIDIA” announced “NVIDIA RTX Spark,” its first system-on-chip platform designed for “Windows.” The “Surface Laptop Ultra,” which will run on this platform, was unveiled in June 2026. The company has not yet announced the laptop's release date or price. Other manufacturers have also demonstrated similar devices, but their prices are unknown.
Thanks to on-device AI, AI agents—programs that perform tasks autonomously—can handle ordinary computer tasks. “Microsoft” previously unveiled its “Project Solara” devices, which were developed for this approach. Powerful computers that run artificial intelligence models on the device itself serve the same purpose. The “Surface Laptop Ultra” and “NVIDIA RTX Spark” were designed for these types of tasks. “Microsoft” held its last major “Windows” event in May 2024. At that event, Arm-based “Copilot Plus” computers were unveiled and a renewed partnership with “Qualcomm” was announced. The previous major event took place in June 2021, when “Windows 11” was introduced during a livestream. The new event will therefore be held after a break of more than 2 years.
“Microsoft” CEO Satya Nadella, “NVIDIA” CEO Jensen Huang and Windows and Devices chief Pavan Davuluri will attend the event. They will discuss the latest developments involving “Windows,” “NVIDIA RTX Spark,” “Surface” and the computer market as a whole. The participation of these executives indicates that the event will focus primarily on “RTX Spark” computers. Several months ago, “NVIDIA” announced “NVIDIA RTX Spark,” its first system-on-chip platform designed for “Windows.” The “Surface Laptop Ultra,” which will run on this platform, was unveiled in June 2026. The company has not yet announced the laptop's release date or price. Other manufacturers have also demonstrated similar devices, but their prices are unknown. Thanks to on-device AI, AI agents—programs that perform tasks autonomously—can handle ordinary computer tasks. “Microsoft” previously unveiled its “Project Solara” devices, which were developed for this approach. Powerful computers that run artificial intelligence models on the device itself serve the same purpose. The “Surface Laptop Ultra” and “NVIDIA RTX Spark” were designed for these types of tasks. “Microsoft” held its last major “Windows” event in May 2024. At that event, Arm-based “Copilot Plus” computers were unveiled and a renewed partnership with “Qualcomm” was announced. The previous major event took place in June 2021, when “Windows 11” was introduced during a livestream. The new event will therefore be held after a break of more than 2 years.