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Windows 11

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  1. Microsoft unveils Windows 'hybrid intelligence' with agent controls

    Microsoft announced a Windows strategy built around "hybrid intelligence," letting Copilot and third-party agents run each task locally or in the cloud while remaining under user and IT control. Microsoft Execution Containers (MXC) are now generally available on Windows 11, enforcing file and network access policies at runtime, with agent identity and management handled through Agent 365 and Intune; Codex, GitHub Copilot and OpenClaw already support MXC, while Claude Code, Perplexity and Raycast are due to follow and Meta's Muse for Windows is coming as a native app with MXC integration. Microsoft also detailed MAI Code 1.1 Flash (3-bit precision, nearly 80% smaller, 256K local context window), llama.cpp support in Windows ML, GitHub HydraFusion cloud/on-device routing, and local-AI hardware including the Surface Laptop Ultra (up to 128 GB unified memory, pre-order, October 16) and DGX Station for Windows systems for models up to one trillion parameters.

    TestingCatalog · 🔥 9
  2. Microsoft is turning Windows Search into a chatbot this fall

    At its fall Surface event, Microsoft announced plans to turn the Windows Search Menu into a chatbot-like interface that, starting this fall, will let users carry out thousands of actions across Windows by typing short commands. Windows and Devices EVP Pavan Davuluri demoed quickly toggling dark mode and do not disturb from the redesigned Start Menu, and conversing with the new Copilot app without launching it separately. The report is still developing, so full details have not been published.

    Engadget AI · 🔥 8
  3. Microsoft Office 2021 support ends this month

    ZDNET reports that Microsoft confirmed in a new support document that support for Office 2021 ends Tuesday, October 13, after which it will no longer provide technical support, software updates, bug fixes or security patches, and its online help and support pages will stop being updated. The software will keep working, but without patches for future vulnerabilities. The article lists five options: keep using it unsupported, upgrade to Office 2024, subscribe to Microsoft 365, switch to the free web version, or move to alternatives such as Google Docs, LibreOffice, Collabora Office or OnlyOffice.

    ZDNET AI · 🔥 4

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