Nvidia is set to reveal its first Windows computers powered by its own chips at the Computex trade show in Taiwan and Microsoft’s Build developer conference in San Francisco. The initial models are expected to come from Microsoft’s Surface brand and Dell. Alongside the hardware launch, Microsoft plans to introduce software to simplify AI operations on Windows machines. Nvidia has been working to enter the PC processor market, previously known for its graphics chips. Microsoft aims to realign Windows with AI, following challenges with its initial AI PC initiative, Copilot+ PC. The company is now focusing on AI agents for local PCs and has established a team called OpenClaw for this purpose. Nvidia's entry into the PC market could benefit both itself and Microsoft, as well as Qualcomm, which has struggled to gain a significant share of the PC market despite its advantages.