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Microsoft is building anticipation for its upcoming announcements at Computex and Build 2026. Windows and Surface chief Pavan Davuluri recently teased that "something new is coming for developers", sharing a mysterious image of what appears to be a curved display edge. This hint strongly suggests new Surface hardware is on the horizon.
Davuluri explicitly stated that the upcoming reveal is "not a new OS version", ruling out Windows 12 announcements at the Build developer conference. Instead, the focus appears to be on hardware innovation. The Windows official X account echoed this with a post promising "a new era of PC", accompanied by coordinates pointing directly to Computex in Taipei.
The excitement isn't limited to Microsoft. Nvidia has also posted about a "new era of PC" on Friday, sharing similar coordinates pointing to Taipei. This aligns with rumors that Nvidia is preparing to enter the Windows on Arm market with its own chips, the N1 and N1X.
Industry speculation suggests a collaboration between Microsoft and Nvidia on these Arm-based chips. Such a partnership would make strategic sense, combining Nvidia's GPU expertise with Microsoft's Surface hardware ambitions. A leak earlier this week indicated that Nvidia is challenging the "Intel Inside" dominance with as many as eight Arm laptops in development.
Both companies are set to make major announcements in the coming days. Here's your schedule for the biggest tech reveals of the season:
Date: Sunday, May 31st
Expect Nvidia to unveil its new Arm-based chips and possibly reference designs for laptops.
Date: Tuesday, June 2nd
Microsoft is likely to showcase new Surface hardware, potentially powered by Nvidia's chips.
With both companies teasing a "new era of PC", the tech world is buzzing with anticipation. Follow our coverage for live updates, hands-on impressions, and in-depth analysis from Computex and Build 2026.
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