Microsoft Build 2026 keynote: Satya Nadella focuses on AI agents and developer tools
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Chris Taylor
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Summary
The article covers Microsoft Build 2026 keynote where Satya Nadella emphasizes AI agents as the central focus. It details new AI-powered features, developer tools, and platform updates announced during the event, highlighting Microsoft's strategic pivot toward autonomous AI agents that can perform tasks on behalf of users.
Key quotes
· 3 pulledSatya Nadella is doubling down on AI agents.
We are entering a new era where AI doesn't just assist — it acts on your behalf.
The future of computing is about agents that understand context, intent, and outcomes.
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