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Turning up the volume on what's next. #MSBuild kicks off on June 2.
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Lightning talks at #MicrosoftBuild are focused, developer-led discussions for those attending in-person ⚡ Catch these 15-minute sessions live in San Francisco on June 2–3 to explore topics including: - Maanav Dalal and Meng Tang on Foundry Local on Windows - Nikola Metulev and Beth Pan on using agent-augmented development workflows to build WinUI 3 apps - Hannah Cooper on debugging and securing agent developer experiences on Windows - Jason Fisher and Nazmus Sakib on Windows security features - Pankaj Bhojwani on developer productivity with Windows Terminal Plan your schedule: https://lnkd.in/eucbjV5x
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Heading to #MicrosoftBuild in San Francisco next week? Get hands-on with real code in instructor-led labs, featuring smaller groups, direct guidance, and time to actually complete the work 🧑🔬 Join LAB550 with Takuo Robert Nishi and Steve Thomas on June 2 to learn how Windows 365 delivers secure and preconfigured computing environments for AI agents, and how you can combine that with computer use to accelerate the creation and deployment of AI agents in enterprise environments. In this lab, we will show you how to set up Cloud PCs and how agentic AI interacts with live apps and UIs, while keeping governance, identity, and enterprise controls built in. Add to your Build schedule here: https://lnkd.in/emDm5mWF
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Demo sessions during #MicrosoftBuild provide developers the opportunity to watch advanced technical concepts and product features come to life 🛠️ If you will be attending Build in San Francisco, make sure to add DEM346 and DEM345 to your schedule on June 2! Start with DEM346, where Craig A. Loewen and Pooja Trivedi will share new improvements coming to Windows Subsystem for Linux that will enable you to build AI-powered applications on Windows. Then check out DEM345, where Nikola Metulev and Lei Xu will walk through how you can use GitHub Copilot CLI to build an AI-powered application that takes advantage of local compute on your device. More info on DEM346: https://lnkd.in/eeswVfzf More info on DEM345: https://lnkd.in/ehZcmfFR
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Good news for developers - Devin is getting a Windows PC. Devin now runs natively in a Windows VM, so it can build, run, test, and modernize Windows applications end-to-end.
Devin is getting a Windows PC. Windows runs on over 1.4 billion devices and is deployed everywhere from Fortune 500 companies to the living rooms of indie developers. Yet no cloud AI agent could build, run, or test in an actual Windows environment. Devin now supports Windows VMs. Here's what that unlocks: → Map, build, and modernize Windows applications → Migrate .NET Framework to .NET Core with real build and test verification → Test Windows apps by clicking through the UI to verify behavior Full announcement: devin.ai/windows
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Don’t miss BRK262 during #MicrosoftBuild on June 2 at 5 PM PDT in San Francisco and online. Kirupa Chinnathambi 🍊 and Stuart Schaefer will cover the full set of Windows primitives that help agents discover, reason about, and execute AI‑powered activities across the system, while still operating within clear boundaries. Through live demos, you'll see: - How agents identify available capabilities, along with how they plan and take meaningful actions - How Windows layers permission scoping, inspection, developer tool capabilities, and rollback to keep developers in control Registration is still open. We hope to see you there! More info: https://msft.it/6042vT9Yu
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Want to see new experiences in action across your favorite Windows developer tools so you can code with less toil and stay in your workflows? Don’t miss BRK261 at #MicrosoftBuild on June 2 at 3:45 PM PDT in San Francisco and online. Shen Chauhan and Clint Rutkas will walk you through repeatable scenarios that you can easily integrate in your daily development workflows, helping you scale your AI projects with confidence. Learn more about the breakout session and start the process to register: https://lnkd.in/exHFnXwG
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Want to build apps with local AI for unmetered intelligence on every Windows PC? Don’t miss BRK260 during #MicrosoftBuild on June 3 at 9 AM PDT in San Francisco and online. Aditi Narvekar and Anastasiya Tarnouskaya will show how to ship performant, scalable, and secure AI-powered apps on Windows. They will cover: - How to use solution-centric Windows AI APIs - Using Foundry Local for running open-source models locally - Optimizing and prepping your models for local AI deployments with Foundry Toolkit - Utilizing Windows ML to run custom AI workloads across GPU, NPU, or CPU - And more! You won't want to miss this one! Learn more and start the process to register: https://msft.it/6047vuQcc
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We're less than a month away from #MicrosoftBuild! You can now start to plan your schedule for two days of learning how to ship smarter AI systems, networking with developers, and experiencing what's next. June 2-3 | San Francisco and online Start the process to register and craft your schedule: https://lnkd.in/ehQyGjzd
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Developers and print ecosystem builders: Windows printing is moving to a more modern, architecture‑agnostic foundation. 🖨️ Windows’ Modern Print Strategy centers on the industry‑standard IPP, inbox class drivers, and extensible Print Support Apps (PSA), reducing dependence on legacy device‑specific drivers and enabling a more consistent print experience across x64 and ARM64, including Windows on Arm. In the blog, we highlight print ecosystem partners that have recently delivered or expanded Windows on Arm support, including cloud print management, PSAs, universal drivers, and Windows Protected Print–aligned solutions. If you’re building print solutions and want help validating compatibility or accelerating readiness for Windows on Arm, connect with App Assure: https://msft.it/6047v3MGF
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