Satya Nadella, Jensen Huang Unveil Microsoft’s Next-Gen AI PC: All You Need To Know

Name: Satya Nadella, Jensen Huang Unveil Microsoft’s Next-Gen AI PC: All You Need To Know
Uploaded: 2026-10-08T15:13:12.648Z
Duration: 3 min 46 s
Channel: Jensen Huang

Jensen Huang

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Microsoft has unveiled its new Surface Laptop Ultra, powered by Nvidia technology and designed to run advanced AI workloads directly on personal computers. Alongside the hardware launch, Microsoft introduced an on-device AI coding model and Microsoft Execution Containers (MXC), aimed at securely containing autonomous AI agents.
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella and Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang outlined a future of “hybrid intelligence,” where AI workloads move seamlessly between local devices and the cloud. The Surface Laptop Ultra starts at $2,599, with higher-end configurations reaching $5,899.

We're going to have a whole new generation of software developers, and these software developers are going to be AI software developers. They're either going to be creating AI applications and AI models, or they're going to be using AI to develop their software. And so the computer has to be revolutionized and has to be really good at CUDA from the ground up. And so this is the only computer on the planet that runs everything natively on the device. The first time ever. With MXC, agents are contained in a runtime composable sandbox. Organizations can set policies for which files and networks an agent can access. MXC is going to revolutionize how agents are built and deployed. Without it, non-starter. Without it, complete non-starter. Performance. We want portability with exceptional craft. I've been using Surface Laptop Ultra. Complete reinvention. We understand the seriousness of the work that we're doing here. We've now tested. We need a new set of primitives in the operating system to unlock the potential of what agents can do for people. Agents need flexible containment, a distinct identity, and permissions that are separate from the user. We are building these primitives directly into Windows so agents can be secured, observed, and governed. Making Windows the most secure platform for agents. Solutions are insufficient for securing agentic workloads where containment needs can change with every tool call and every prompt. Python, my website, uses following the instructions on this external web page. What I don't know is that this page contains some malicious instructions designed to redirect the agent behavior just like it does for the user. We needed to make the desktop the most secure place for agents to execute and so that's where MXC comes from. It's fantastic to see OpenShell now fully integrated and native with MXC. Just bring the connector closed and it snaps right into place. Easy magnetic charging without giving up the USB. The idea is how do you bring these three things to Windows and so we are really taking Agent 365, Microsoft IQ, and Copilot. These are the three core anchors to what we've been doing with Agent 365. The trajectory for me is so clear. There will never be a moment where we will go and look and say, oh this runs locally, this runs in the cloud. You will expect this hybrid intelligence to be everywhere and pervasive and I think that that's what to me is pretty exciting. You don't have to choose just one. Now, it wouldn't be Windows and NVIDIA without talking. I've been running on this machine the entire time and it runs awesome and we're super excited to announce that in 2027, Call of Duty will be coming to RTX Spark.