Reevaluating Martian Surface Glaciers
Recent research suggests that the glaciers on Mars' surface may not be what scientists previously thought, indicating new insights into the planet's geology and climate history.
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Microsoft's Windows Chief on the Future of Surface and Bing
On The Vergecast, Microsoft's Pavan Davuluri discusses the 12-year journey of the Surface, the company's new AI-focused strategy, and the future of hybrid devices. The episode also covers recent smart home developments and Google's AI search overhaul.
"New Windows Chief Discusses Future of OS, Surface, and Ads"
Pavan Davuluri, the new head of Windows, discusses Microsoft's transition to Arm-powered chips, AI integration in Windows, and future hardware experimentation. He emphasizes the importance of AI in enhancing user productivity and app development, and envisions a future where Windows is cloud-native. Despite ongoing modernization, Davuluri acknowledges the need to improve the Windows experience by addressing issues like intrusive ads.
"Microsoft's Strategic Windows Leadership Change to Drive AI PC Advancements"
Microsoft has undergone a leadership shake-up, reuniting the Windows and Surface divisions under a new leader, Pavan Davuluri, and appointing Mustafa Suleyman as the CEO of Microsoft AI. The move comes after frustrations with the previous split and signals a renewed focus on AI-powered features in Windows and a push for "AI PCs." The company aims to clarify the significance of AI PCs and is expected to launch Arm-powered versions of its Surface devices, potentially marking a significant transition for Windows laptops.
"Pavan Davuluri: Leading Microsoft Windows"
Pavan Davuluri, an IIT Madras graduate, has been appointed as the new head of Microsoft Windows and Surface, succeeding Panos Panay. With a 23-year tenure at Microsoft, Davuluri has held various leadership positions and will now lead both Windows and Surface departments, working on developing silicon systems for Microsoft's products.
"Microsoft Appoints Pavan Davuluri as New Windows and Surface Chief"
Microsoft has merged its Windows and Surface departments into a single team overseen by Pavan Davuluri, signaling a return to a unified vision for Windows 11 and future PC development. The company is set to unveil consumer variants of the Surface Pro 10 and Surface Laptop 6 at an upcoming event, with features such as ARM chipsets, Copilot assistant, and AI enhancements for Windows 11. The move aims to take a holistic approach to building silicon, systems, experiences, and devices that span Windows client and cloud for the AI era.
"Microsoft Appoints New Chief for Windows and Surface Division"
Microsoft appoints Pavan Davuluri to lead the Windows and Surface teams, while Windows exec Mikhail Parakhin is transitioning to explore new roles within or outside the company. This move follows the recent establishment of a new AI unit led by Mustafa Suleyman. The reshuffle comes after the departure of Panos Panay, and it reflects Microsoft's ongoing efforts to navigate the evolving tech landscape and strengthen its position in AI and web services.
"Microsoft Appoints Unified Leader for Windows, Surface, and Bing Teams"
Microsoft merges its Windows experiences and Windows devices teams under the leadership of Pavan Davuluri, who previously led the Surface team. This move comes after the departure of former Windows experiences lead Mikhail Parakhin, who may be exploring new roles within the company. The reorganization aims to take a holistic approach to building silicon, systems, experiences, and devices that span Windows client and cloud for the AI era, with Davuluri reporting to Mustafa Suleyman, who leads Microsoft's AI efforts.
"Microsoft's Unified Windows and Surface Teams Signal Positive Changes"
Microsoft has internally merged the Windows and Surface teams once again, with Windows moving back under the Engineering + Devices organization, lead by Rajesh Jha. Pavan Davuluri, who previously led Microsoft's hardware efforts, will now also take the lead on Windows engineering. This move reunites Windows and Surface under the same leadership, signaling synergy between Microsoft's hardware and software efforts, and is seen as good news for Windows fans.
"Microsoft Appoints Veteran Leader to Head Windows, Surface, and AI Teams"
Microsoft has appointed company veteran Pavan Davuluri to lead its Windows operating system and Surface devices teams, following the departure of Panos Panay to Amazon last fall. Davuluri's promotion comes as Microsoft hires former DeepMind co-founder Mustafa Suleyman to head a new organization called Microsoft AI. The company is reorganizing its Windows and Web Experiences teams, with Davuluri leading the combined team and reporting to Microsoft's technology chief, Kevin Scott. The move reflects Microsoft's focus on AI and its efforts to align its Windows design and experiences with the new Microsoft AI organization.
"Microsoft Appoints New Windows and Surface Chief"
Microsoft has appointed Pavan Davuluri as the new head of its Windows and Surface team, following the departure of Panos Panay. The company is reorganizing its Windows and devices teams, bringing them together once more. Mikhail Parakhin, who was leading the Windows engineering responsibilities, will be transitioning to new roles, while Google DeepMind co-founder Mustafa Suleyman has joined Microsoft to lead a new AI team. The changes reflect Microsoft's focus on AI and consumer-facing products, with Davuluri now leading the combined Windows and Surface efforts.
"Microsoft Unveils AI-Powered Surfaces for Business at Recent Event"
Microsoft unveiled new AI features and hardware at its Surface and Windows AI event, including Copilot capabilities in Microsoft 365 for Windows, new Copilot accessibility features in Windows 11, AI-powered Surface Pro 10 and Surface Laptop 6 with dedicated Neural Processing Unit (NPU), Windows 365 GPU support for improved graphics performance, and the introduction of a dedicated Copilot key on Microsoft devices for easier access to AI assistance.
"Microsoft Unveils AI-Powered Surface Pro 10 and Surface Laptop 6 with Copilot Integration"
Microsoft unveiled its latest Surface hardware, including a tablet and business laptops powered by Intel's H-Series Core Ultra processor with a neural processing unit (NPU) for AI capabilities, priced from $1,199 to $3,000. The devices feature improved cameras, AI image enhancements, and a dedicated Copilot key for summoning the machine learning system. The Surface Pro 10 tablet is made of 72% recycled materials and offers 19 hours of battery life, while the Surface 6 laptops promise 19 hours of normal use. These products are designed for business customers and will be available in April, with consumer versions expected in May.
"Microsoft's May Event: Unveiling Windows AI, Surface Pro 10, and More"
Microsoft's upcoming livestream event on March 21 will focus on a "new era of work" with a major emphasis on the commercial space and the unveiling of new Surface devices, including the rumored OLED Surface Pro 10 and Surface Laptop 6. These devices are expected to be powered by advanced AI-capable CPUs and may be referred to as "AI PCs" with a dedicated button for the Copilot digital assistant. Additionally, new AI features for Windows computers, such as real-time captioning and translating, upscaling for games, and an AI Explorer timeline feature, are anticipated to be announced. These AI features are expected to be part of the annual feature update for Windows 11.
"Microsoft's May Event: Unveiling Windows 11 AI Features and New Surface PCs"
Microsoft is hosting a special AI event on May 20th, featuring CEO Satya Nadella discussing the company's AI vision across hardware and software, with a focus on upcoming Surface hardware and changes to Windows centered on AI. The event will unveil consumer versions of the Surface Pro 10 and Surface Laptop 6 running on Qualcomm's Snapdragon X Elite processors with dedicated NPU hardware for AI tasks in Windows 11. Additionally, Microsoft will introduce an AI Explorer feature for Windows 11 and discuss its AI initiatives, including Copilot. This event sets the stage for "the year of the AI PC," leading into Microsoft Build where updates on AI and Copilots will be shared.