Microsoft wants to take the setup out of setting up a developer PC.
The company introduced Project Zenith on Sept. 4, a new Windows 11 experience that pairs developer-class hardware with a preconfigured, distraction-reduced software environment. Project Zenith will first become available on devices powered by AMD’s Ryzen AI Halo, with more devices from Microsoft’s OEM and silicon partners expected in the coming months.
The bigger play is not simply preinstalling a few developer tools. Microsoft is trying to create a better starting point for Windows development, including enough local compute to run sizable AI coding models and reduce reliance…
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