Microsoft's annual Build developer conference kicks off in San Francisco on June 2, with a livestreamed keynote. The Verge is tracking announcements as they arrive. The preview points to Windows, AI, RTX Spark, new AI models, and agentic OpenClaw-like developments, but the supplied excerpt does not yet include specific product details, release dates, or technical specifications.
Nvidia is entering the consumer laptop chip market with RTX Spark, potentially giving Windows its own M1 moment. Apple has shown that Arm chips can combine strong performance with long battery life on Macs. Windows laptops using Qualcomm chips have not fully matched that performance, while RTX Spark devices are expected to be expensive.