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EPISODE · Jul 29, 2025 · 44 MIN

Surface - The Next Fronter - ARM, Intel, 5G and Hybrid AI

from Under the Surface · host Rob Quickenden

In this episode, Rob Quickenden (Microsoft MVP) and Microsoft's Caleb Johnson discuss the evolution of Surface devices, the impact of technology on productivity, and the integration of AI and 5G in modern computing. They explore the journey of Surface from its inception to the current lineup, highlighting innovations in design, functionality, and user experience. We talk about the huge innovations and importance of battery life, security, always on AI and the future of Windows on ARM and of course the continued importance of Intel in the Surface ecosystem.Chapters00:00 - Introduction and Background02:20 - The Evolution of Microsoft Surface11:25 - Recent Surface Innovations and Announcements14:41 - Surface Family Lineup17:23 - Silicon, Battery Life and Windows on ARM22:45 - The Evolution of ARM in Windows Devices25:26 - Future of ARM and Intel: A Consumer Perspective27:53 - AI Integration and Productivity Enhancements30:06 - The Impact of AI on Device Functionality34:02 - Data Privacy and Security in Technology35:16 - The Versatility of Modern Devices38:59- Innovation in the Surface Ecosystem

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