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agent-first computing
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Agent-first computing is a concept Microsoft introduced with Project Solara at Build 2026, describing a chip-to-cloud platform for devices where AI agents serve as the primary interface instead of traditional apps. These agent-first devices use adaptive interfaces, Microsoft identity and management services, and partner silicon, running on an AOSP-based operating system layer rather than Windows. The approach reimagines computing as intent-driven, with the device acting as a managed endpoint for agent interactions. Discussions on WindowsForum highlight that this model moves beyond conventional Windows PCs and app-centric workflows, positioning agents as the core interaction layer. The platform is early-stage and concept-heavy, but it signals a potential shift in how Microsoft envisions enterprise computing.
Microsoft unveiled Project Solara at Build 2026 in San Francisco on June 2, presenting it as an early chip-to-cloud platform for enterprise-oriented “agent-first” devices that use AI agents, adaptive interfaces, Microsoft identity and management services, and partner silicon rather than...
Microsoft used Build 2026 in San Francisco on June 2 to disclose Project Solara, a chip-to-cloud platform for “agent-first” devices built around Microsoft Device Ecosystem Platform, an AOSP-based operating system layer, rather than Windows itself. That is the fact that should make every Windows...