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Microsoft redefines Copilot as a unified AI super app for work

Microsoft is undergoing a major strategic shift in its artificial intelligence approach, transitioning Copilot from a collection of separate tools into a unified 'super app' described by CEO Satya Nadella as a new 'operating system for work.' This new platform is organized into three core pillars: Home, which integrates conversational Chat with Cowork capabilities for delegating complex tasks; Code, which enables users to build applications and automations using natural language; and Autopilot, a proactive, cloud-based AI agent (formerly known as Scout) that can perform tasks autonomously.

Simultaneously, the company is quietly phasing out the 'Copilot+ PC' branding. While new Surface devices and other hardware continue to meet the technical requirements established in 2024—such as a minimum of 40 TOPS NPU performance and 16 GB of RAM—the specific marketing label is being removed from product names and promotional materials. This move suggests a shift toward integrating AI capabilities as a standard, seamless part of the Windows experience rather than a distinct, separate product category.

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Copilot · GitHub · Microsoft · Nvidia · Qualcomm · Satya Nadella · Surface · Surface Laptop · Surface Pro · Windows 11

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