Microsoft boosts devices with AI

Microsoft announced the development of new software based on artificial intelligence that can be run directly on personal computers, with the goal of transforming the Windows operating system into a dedicated platform for AI agents to handle complex tasks and write code locally. They also unveiled a new security technology that prevents unauthorized AI agents from accessing data, enhancing protection and safety. The company showcased the high-performance Surface Ultra device, powered by Nvidia's RTX processors, aimed at supporting local computing operations traditionally performed in cloud data centers—an effort to compete with expanding rivals, especially Apple. This shift faces challenges due to rising device costs caused by a shortage of memory chips, with the new model starting at $2,599 and some versions reaching up to $5,899—exceeding the price of Apple's MacBook Pro. Additionally, Nvidia has increased prices for AI devices like the DGX Spark by 75%, bringing the cost to $6,950 due to rising component costs—factors that impact the widespread adoption of this technology locally.

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