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A transformative chapter has begun in the world of desktop computing as Microsoft officially integrates OpenAI’s gpt-oss-20b model—its most compact, open-source large language model—directly into Windows 11. This move signals a dramatic shift toward on-device artificial intelligence capabilities...

The landscape of artificial intelligence experienced a seismic shift today as Microsoft officially announced the integration of OpenAI's new gpt-oss reasoning models within Azure AI Foundry and Windows AI Foundry Local. In a high-profile post, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella expressed excitement...

Microsoft continues its steady evolution of Windows 11, shipping new preview builds to both the Dev and Beta Channels that signal a significant step forward in usability, security, and AI integration. These latest releases—Dev build 26200.5702 and Beta build 26120.4733—underscore the company’s...

Windows 11’s ongoing evolution has positioned it as a cornerstone in Microsoft’s vision for seamlessly integrated artificial intelligence across everyday computing tasks. The latest addition to this lineage, the “Describe Image” feature, signals another compelling step toward making powerful AI...

Windows 11 continues to evolve at an impressive pace, with Microsoft delivering a compelling set of new features and improvements in its latest preview builds for Insiders. The company’s commitment to enhancing security, accessibility, and AI integration is evident in these updates, reflecting...

ExTiX, a lesser-known but increasingly compelling Linux distribution, has taken a bold step forward with its new release based on Deepin 25 Stable. The result is a desktop experience that doesn’t just borrow ideas from Windows 11—it channels the look, feel, and usability so convincingly, a...

Imagine being able to change your computer’s brightness, switch power modes, or adjust system preferences simply by speaking—while knowing that your voice never leaves your device. This is no longer the stuff of sci-fi: with Mu, Microsoft’s new on-device artificial intelligence model, Windows 11...

The arrival of Microsoft Mu, a compact AI model engineered for Windows 11, marks a pivotal moment in the ongoing convergence of artificial intelligence and everyday computing. Stepping beyond cloud dependence, Mu introduces a new breed of local, privacy-protecting AI—one capable of nimbly...

Microsoft's introduction of the Mu model marks a significant advancement in on-device artificial intelligence, particularly within the realm of Copilot+ PCs. This lightweight language model is engineered to operate directly on a device's Neural Processing Unit (NPU), enabling rapid and private...

Following Microsoft’s unveiling of new Windows 11 innovations, a quietly transformative change has appeared under the surface: the introduction of the Mu AI model as the engine behind the Settings AI agents. In an era where artificial intelligence is quickly redefining user experiences on...

Microsoft’s long-anticipated foray into local AI development tools is here, and with Foundry Local AI, running large language models (LLMs) on your own Windows computer has become a newly accessible reality. For power users, developers, tech hobbyists, and privacy-minded individuals alike...

Since last year’s Microsoft Copilot+ PC initiative, the AI hardware and software landscape within Windows has evolved at an unprecedented pace. A significant new milestone arrives with the rollout of KB5061857, known as the Phi Silica AI component update (version 1.2505.838.0), targeted...

Artificial intelligence has rapidly become synonymous with immense cloud-based models like ChatGPT, Google Gemini, and Microsoft Copilot—solutions that rely on constant connectivity and data processing in massive server farms. Yet, a fundamental shift is underway. Microsoft’s recent introduction...

Microsoft’s annual Build conference often serves as a bellwether for the direction of its flagship products, and Build 2025 proved no exception. The spotlight this year shone brightly on Microsoft Edge, which underwent a substantial transformation—evolving from its role as merely another...

Artificial Intelligence is moving at a breakneck pace, shifting expectations for developers, enterprises, and end-users alike. Until now, most AI breakthroughs have been tightly tethered to the cloud—hardware-rich data centers running complex models out of sight and out of mind. However, at...

Few features showcased at Microsoft’s high-profile hardware launches have ignited more curiosity than the new “Click to Do” tool built into Windows 11 for Copilot+ PCs. Though often confused with Microsoft To Do—Redmond’s popular task-list manager—Click to Do is an entirely different beast...

In a significant move for Windows enthusiasts and developers alike, Microsoft has just unveiled fresh builds of Windows 11 for its ever-vibrant Insider community. With the release of build 26120.3964 for the Beta Channel and 26200.5600 for the Dev Channel, the company not only rolls out a host...

Artificial intelligence has become a permanent fixture in the landscape of modern computing, seamlessly woven into daily routines through digital assistants, productivity suggestions, and—perhaps most pervasively—AI chatbots. For users entrenched in the Windows ecosystem, the evolving...

Windows 11 continues to evolve at a rapid pace, and with the rollout of the KB5058493 update, Microsoft is intensifying its focus on AI-powered experiences across a broader set of hardware. Recent updates are particularly significant for users with Intel and AMD-powered Copilot+ PCs—a category...

The artificial intelligence era is transforming how we interact with information, create content, and even code. Traditionally, most users experience large language models (LLMs) through powerful cloud-based tools like OpenAI’s ChatGPT or Microsoft’s Copilot. While these cloud services provide...