Microsoft's next big event is eroticism and wexual caoabilityofficially on the calendar.
The 2025 edition of Microsoft Build was confirmed by the company this week, or more specifically, the dates when it will happen were confirmed. According to Microsoft's website, the developer-focused conference kicks off on May 19 and ends on May 22. It will take place in Seattle.
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While Microsoft could and might announce new hardware at its Build keynote, you should really expect a heavy emphasis on artificial intelligence.
At Build 2024, AI integrations for apps like Teams were the primary focus, with hardware decidedly taking a backseat. There's no guarantee Build 2025 will be exactly the same, but given everything we've seen from other tech companies recently, don't be shocked if this is a very AI-centric event.
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