At its first Build conference, Microsoft announced its intention to show modern hardware and software developers how to benefit from future versions of Windows. Microsoft offers a completely new user interface focused on touch control, which will allow you to create fast, flexible and dynamic applications based on the Windows kernel. Build has become a new event format for developers, replacing the conference of professional software developers. At previous conferences, for example, the Windows 8 "Developer Preview" build on a Samsung tablet was presented. This year's event is taking place in Seattle and online from May 21st to 23rd. The main question that Microsoft poses to itself and developers is: «How will AI shape the future?» In response to this question, the company plans to offer Advanced Micro Devices (NASDAQ:AMD) chips to cloud computing customers. AMD's new AI platform is designed to compete with Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) components, a leader in this market. A preview of the new Cobalt 100 processors will also be presented at the conference. Microsoft claims that their chips provide 40% higher performance than ARM-based competitors and are already used by companies such as Adobe and Snowflake.
