Microsoft Surface and Windows Event 2026: All the Announcements and Analysis Live From San Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO—In what is sure to be a jam-packed presentation, Microsoft finally seems ready to talk more about its Nvidia RTX Spark-powered Surface Laptop Ultra, along with its visions for Copilot and Windows. Between Computex and Build earlier this year, it's clear that Redmond has been cooking up some fresh (and likely expensive) ideas about personal computing in the age of AI and agents, and we can't wait to hear more. Whatever Microsoft reveals at its surprise fall event, which starts on Wednesday, Oct.
- ▪SAN FRANCISCO—In what is sure to be a jam-packed presentation, Microsoft finally seems ready to talk more about its Nvidia RTX Spark-powered Surface Laptop Ultra, along with its visions for Copilot and Windows.
- ▪Between Computex and Build earlier this year, it's clear that Redmond has been cooking up some fresh (and likely expensive) ideas about personal computing in the age of AI and agents, and we can't wait to hear more.
- ▪Whatever Microsoft reveals at its surprise fall event, which starts on Wednesday, Oct.
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SAN FRANCISCO—In what is sure to be a jam-packed presentation, Microsoft finally seems ready to talk more about its Nvidia RTX Spark-powered Surface Laptop Ultra, along with its visions for Copilot and Windows. Between Computex and Build earlier this year, it's clear that Redmond has been cooking up some fresh (and likely expensive) ideas about personal computing in the age of AI and agents, and we can't wait to hear more. Whatever Microsoft reveals at its surprise fall event, which starts on Wednesday, Oct. 7, at 10 a.m. PT (1 p.m. EST), we'll be covering it all live. Make sure to tune in early and check back often, though, as we'll be updating this story with from-the-ground insights and deeper analysis throughout the week.
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