Microsoft is set to unveil a new AI-focused Surface laptop, dubbed the Surface Laptop Ultra, in San Francisco alongside Nvidia, according to multiple outlets. Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella and Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang are scheduled to present the device, which uses Nvidia’s latest AI chip technology.
Reporting across outlets says the laptop is built to run more AI tasks locally on the device rather than relying on cloud computing. Analysts cited by several sources link the launch to Microsoft’s broader goal of positioning Windows as a platform for AI agents that can perform tasks directly on users’ machines. One outlet specifies a starting price of $2,599, while others emphasize the local, on-device approach and the use of Nvidia’s RTX Spark chip. Overall coverage presents the event as Microsoft’s continued effort to remain a key PC hardware player while deepening its partnership with Nvidia for AI capabilities.
