Nvidia and Microsoft collaborate to promote native operation of AI agents on Windows PCs
智通财经2026/10/07 19:11RTX Spark officially launched its presale today, accompanied by the debut of NVIDIA's first AI supercomputer designed for the Windows enterprise desktop—the preview version of NVIDIA DGX Station for Windows. At the Microsoft event held in San Francisco on Wednesday, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang and Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella jointly announced an in-depth collaboration: through coordinated software and hardware engineering optimization, native AI agents will run on the Windows PC platform. On site, Jensen Huang stated that NVIDIA was founded based on the Windows ecosystem, and now, the era of AI agents is officially landing on the Windows platform.
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