The PC Pro Podcast Episode 754: What might Windows look like in 2030? (And will it be running on Intel?)
Aug 7, 2025
The future of Windows might include more natural user interactions like voice commands. Intel faces significant challenges in the semiconductor market, raising concerns about its competitive edge. Amazon could monetize Alexa through targeted advertising, stirring debate about the balance between user experience and ad placements. The risks of deepfakes in politics highlight the need for awareness. Plus, there's an engaging discussion on the affordable yet surprisingly functional Redmi Watch 5, perfect for fitness enthusiasts.
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Microsoft's Vision For Windows 2030
- Microsoft envisions a future where interacting with computers through voice and multimodal AI is standard, making keyboards and mice feel outdated.
- AI security agents will handle repetitive tasks, freeing humans for creative work but details remain vague.
Voice vs Keyboard Debate
- Voice control is convenient on phones, but PC users often prefer keyboards for precision and quality.
- The transition from keyboard to voice is hindered by industry inertia and lack of fully realized AI PC integration.
Intel's Struggles and AMD's Rise
- Intel faces manufacturing challenges with its 18A chips, leading to low yields and possible financial losses.
- AMD dominates high-end desktop workstation markets, signaling a shift in industry CPU leadership.