Microsoft Build 2024 is set to kick off this Tuesday, following in the footsteps of Google I/O and Apple’s recent iPad event, taking the tech spotlight. With a central theme focusing on AI and the impact it will have on shaping the future, Microsoft aims to deliver exciting updates and innovations at this year’s conference.
For those unfamiliar, Microsoft Build is an annual developer conference that first started in 2011. The event features keynote speeches from company executives, hands-on demonstrations, and educational sessions tailored for software engineers and developers. The keynotes are particularly popular among the general audience as they usually announce significant product developments.
The 2024 edition of Microsoft Build is expected to build upon last year’s revelations, including the introduction of Windows Copilot and Bing’s collaboration with ChatGPT. Given the ongoing emphasis on AI in the tech industry, attendees can anticipate further advancements and announcements in this domain. Updates on Windows Copilot integration with Windows 11 are highly anticipated.
The event will span three days, starting on Tuesday, May 21st, and will be accessible both in person and online. The lineup includes a wide array of sessions, with a particular focus on AI and its transformative applications. The schedule features keynote speeches, breakout sessions, and over 480 sessions across the entire event.
Day 1 kicks off with the Imagine Cup World Championship, showcasing innovative solutions by student groups tackling real-world challenges. The opening keynote will feature top Microsoft executives discussing how AI can revolutionize developers’ workflows and enhance business productivity. Breakout sessions will conclude the day’s events.
Day 2 will highlight Next generation AI for developers with the Microsoft Cloud in a keynote led by the Executive Vice President of Cloud and AI, Scott Guthrie. The emphasis will be on building secure and responsible AI solutions using Microsoft Cloud. The day will continue with more breakout sessions.
The final day, Day 3, will wrap up with additional breakout sessions spanning a wide range of topics. Over 480 sessions are planned, with 251 available online and 175 recorded for later viewing.
For those eager to tune in, the event will be livestreamed on the official Microsoft Developer YouTube channel and the Microsoft Build website, enabling easy access for viewers worldwide. Whether you are a developer, tech enthusiast, or simply curious about the latest innovations, Microsoft Build 2024 promises to be an exciting and informative event not to be missed.
