Copilot+

Microsoft is sunsetting Windows 10 to focus on Windows 11 with integrated AI features, aiming to capitalize on the growing AI PC market. Users can access advanced AI functionalities, including an enhanced Copilot assistant automating tasks via natural language. This aligns with advancements in AI “computer-use agents.” Copilot Actions, initially for enterprise users, will democratize AI-driven automation in Windows 11 but are disabled by default with user monitoring. This move aims to attract users from competitor platforms. Microsoft is cautiously rolling out Copilot Actions, prioritizing stability and user satisfaction.

Acer launches six Aspire AI laptops optimized for Windows 11 Copilot+, featuring Qualcomm, Intel, and AMD processors with AI-driven tools like AcerSense, LiveArt 2.0, and PurifiedVoice 2.0. Designed for hybrid workers, they offer portability (sub-16mm aluminum chassis), up to 28-hour battery life on Snapdragon models, EPEAT Gold certification, and 100% recyclable packaging. Prices start at €899 (Snapdragon) to €1,099 (Intel), targeting consumers and enterprises while facing challenges in software compatibility and competition, including NVIDIA’s advancements. Availability varies by region, with EMEA first in June 2025 and Australia in Q3.