Last week at IFA 2026, Microsoft announced Project Zenith, the codename of a new class of devices aimed squarely at developers looking to build apps and local AI experiences on top of Windows 11. The ...
Microsoft has announced Project Zenith, describing it as a ready-to-code distraction-free Windows experience on developer-class devices with 64 GB+ unified memory and 250+ GB/s memory bandwidth. The ...
Project Zenith sounds really cool, but you need a special PC to run it.
Microsoft’s Build 2026 Windows updates add developer setup tools, local AI models, Linux workflows, and agent security controls. Image: Johnyvino/Unsplash Windows is getting a major developer-focused ...
Microsoft is testing Intel APX support in Windows 11 to improve 64-bit performance and efficiency. Here's how.
Microsoft’s Project Zenith brings a ready-to-code Windows experience to developer PCs, with local AI support and preconfigured tools. Microsoft is introducing Project Zenith, a ready-to-code Windows ...
Microsoft has clarified that it isn't killing WinUI and XAML after it began testing an experimental framework called Microsoft.UI.Reactor.
The new toggle is encouraging, as it means support for the new CPU features are coming quick. However, why is there a toggle at all?