Nvidia is entering the PC market with Windows computers running Nvidia chips, while Microsoft develops AI agent software for local execution on PCs

Nvidia's first Windows PCs with Nvidia chips as the main processor will be unveiled next week at Computex in Taiwan and Microsoft's Build conference in San Francisco. Microsoft's Surface brand and Dell are expected to show devices.

Microsoft is building software that lets AI agents (autonomous AI systems that handle tasks independently) handle tasks locally on Windows PCs, drawing on the OpenClaw framework. Omar Shahine announced plans to bring OpenClaw and personal agents to Microsoft 365.

This represents Microsoft's second push into AI PCs. The first attempt, 'Copilot+ PC', largely flopped by focusing on AI as a marketing hook while forcing Copilot into the default software stack. The new effort aims to weave AI agents into actual workflows.