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Microsoft Transforms Windows into Hybrid AI Platform: GitHub Copilot Integrates Local Models, Jensen Huang Highlights MXC as Agent Infrastructure

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Microsoft announced the transformation of Windows into a hybrid AI platform supporting local-cloud model coordination, with GitHub Copilot gaining the ability to call local models on PCs. Jensen Huang and Satya Nadella emphasized that as Coding Agents become new 'computer users,' OS-level isolation and governance are critical, positioning MXC as foundational infrastructure for next-generation agents.

LATEST/Microsoft announced the transformation of Windows into a hybrid AI platform supporting local-cloud model coordination, with GitHub Copilot gaining the ability to call local models on PCs. Jensen Huang and Satya Nadella emphasized that as Coding Agents become new 'computer users,' OS-level isolation and governance are critical, positioning MXC as foundational infrastructure for next-generation agents.

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    Microsoft Transforms Windows into Hybrid AI Platform: GitHub Copilot Integrates Local Models, Jensen Huang Highlights MXC as Agent Infrastructure

    Original: 黄仁勋为微软站台：没有 Windows 就不会有英伟达，Satya 当场“讨市值”

    • Windows introduces model routing, enabling GitHub Copilot to automatically switch between local and cloud models based on task complexity, cost, and privacy needs.
    • Huang and Nadella agree that Agents will become primary users of file systems, necessitating native OS support for isolation, identity, and observability.
    • MXC is positioned as core infrastructure for future Agent deployment, drawing parallels to the historical impact of DirectX.