Microsoft and Nvidia reportedly team up on AI PCs that run actual agents instead of Copilot
Microsoft and Nvidia are shipping AI agents on Windows PCs next week. Copilot+ flopped. This is their second swing.
Why it matters
Microsoft and Nvidia are pivoting from Copilot+ to a new agent-based architecture for consumer AI PCs, signaling a shift toward local, agentic workloads on client hardware rather than chatbot assistants. This represents a major product repositioning ahead of Computex and Build.
The key facts
6 to knowNvidia entering PC market with own chips as main processor
Dell and Microsoft Surface launches planned for Computex and Build (next week)
Microsoft building new software based on OpenClaw framework
AI agents designed to run locally on Windows PCs
Copilot+ PC concept described as 'largely flopped'
Second attempt at consumer AI PC strategy
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Publisher excerpt: Nvidia is pushing into the PC market with its own chips as the main processor. The first Windows computers from Dell and Microsoft's Surface line are set to be unveiled next week at Computex and Build. Microsoft is also planning new software likely based on the OpenClaw framework that lets AI…