Microsoft Unveils New Nvidia-Chip AI PCs Alongside Revamped Windows 11

Microsoft has unveiled new AI-focused personal computers built around Nvidia chips, alongside an updated version of Windows 11, according to TechCrunch.

The new hardware, branded Surface Laptop Ultra, is designed to run AI models and AI agents directly on the device, TechCrunch reported. Microsoft revealed both the specifications and pricing for the new machines as part of the announcement.

The release reflects a broader push across the PC industry toward so-called "AI PCs," which pair traditional computing hardware with dedicated processing power intended for running AI workloads locally rather than relying solely on cloud-based servers. Nvidia's chips, widely used in data centers for AI training, have increasingly found their way into consumer and professional computing devices as manufacturers compete to offer on-device AI capabilities.

TechCrunch's report did not detail the exact release date for the new Surface devices or the specific Nvidia chip models used. Microsoft has steadily expanded its Surface lineup in recent years to emphasize AI features integrated into Windows, and the revamped Windows 11 referenced in the report appears to be part of that continued push.