Microsoft confirms that the Win11 Copilot + PC brands have not disappeared: Over 2 trillion inferences are made globally each month, with tens of millions of units shipped annually.
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Microsoft Windows and the head of its devices business, Pawan Dawuluri, stated that Microsoft has not abandoned the Copilot + PC brand. Currently, over 40% of commercial laptops are Copilot + PC. These devices are shipped in tens of millions of units each year, with more than 2 trillion local inference operations per month, covering scenarios such as search, image processing, and video calls.
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During this event, Microsoft Windows confirmed with Parvaneh Darvalluri ( Pavan Davuluri ), the person in charge of the devices business, that Microsoft has not abandoned the Copilot + PC brand, and stated that currently over 40% of commercial laptops are Copilot + PC.
Davuluri stated that these devices have an annual shipment volume of tens of millions units, with over 2 trillion local inference operations per month, covering scenarios such as search, image processing, and video calls.
In terms of functionality, D'Arvulluri stated that Microsoft will further enhance the capabilities of Copilot + PC through hybrid intelligence ( hybrid intelligence ), providing the following three key local capabilities:
- Local context (Local context): To enable Copilot to understand the files and recent activities on PC.
- Local operations ( Local actions ): Allow Copilot to move files or change settings on behalf of the user.
- Local models (Local models): Enable Copilot to access the AI model running on PC.
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