Microsoft to make NVIDIA semiconductors the brains of PCs: “Free even with AI running continuously”

Microsoft announced the high-performance laptop Surface Laptop Ultra. It is reportedly equipped with NVIDIA semiconductors and designed to run AI on the device.

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Microsoft announced in San Francisco the high-performance laptop Surface Laptop Ultra, which the US company plans to launch on the 16th. The operating system is Windows, and the laptop reportedly uses NVIDIA semiconductors and features the ability to run AI on the device without going through the cloud. The price is reported to be expected to start in the ¥500,000 range and reach approximately ¥1 million.

At an event on the 16th, the company outlined a design policy aimed at making AI use "entirely on-device" with a new product equipped with semiconductors that serve as the brain of the high-end model. The OS runs on Windows, and the enhanced processing power, with reduced reliance on the cloud, attracted attention.

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Product nameSurface Laptop Ultra

Launch dateLaunch announced for the 16th (event date)

Price rangeThe base price is expected to be approximately ¥500,000–¥1 million

Semiconductors usedEquipped with NVIDIA semiconductors

ApplicationDesigned to run high-performance AI on the device

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