Where Did Copilot+ PCs Go? Microsoft Quietly Kills the Name
Microsoft is emphasizing built-in AI features instead, as recent Surface models and some retailer listings no longer show the Copilot+ badge.
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Where Did Copilot+ PCs Go? Microsoft Quietly Kills the Name
In a new interview, Microsoft’s head of Surface confirms that its latest products aren't Copilot+ PCs, despite having all the necessary features. Just two years ago, Microsoft launched its Copilot+ PC brand to identify AI-first computers with exclusive artificial intelligence features, but that wording is nowhere to be found on recent Microsoft devices or OEM products. As spotted by Windows Central, the Copilot+ PC …
Microsoft once hoped Copilot+ PCs would create a new generation of computers, but the brand is gradually becoming less common.
The devices will continue to support all local AI features, but without Microsoft's specific marketing wrapper.
Starting from 2024, Microsoft strongly pushed the Copilot+ PC brand to indicate to consumers which Windows computers were adequate to handle workloads based on artificial intelligence locally. Today, after a couple of years, the company seems to have changed its strategy again. The new laptops of the Surface line, while largely exceeding [...] This article Today's paradox: the new Microsoft laptops are not Copilot+ PCs were originally published …
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