Nvidia CEO Recommends Microsoft Surface Laptop Ultra

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has publicly endorsed Microsoft's Surface Laptop Ultra, describing it as a product born from four years of intensive development. Huang made the recommendation during a recent event in London, highlighting the device as a significant advancement in personal computing.

"This computer will be exceptional," Huang stated. "It took us four years to build. Thousands of people have invested years of R&D into this. It's truly beautiful."

The Surface Laptop Ultra is built on Nvidia's RTX Spark platform, featuring an N1X processor and RTX Blackwell graphics. The device supports up to 128GB of unified memory. Huang envisions the laptop as a locally operating AI agent capable of assisting users with various tasks. He described a future where users could issue requests to their computers like sending messages, handling tasks such as graphic rendering or updating presentations without needing to be physically present with the device.

He also mentioned discussions with Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella regarding the device's development and the necessity of a new chip alongside the completion of the Blackwell architecture.