Microsoft Build 2026: We're Covering All of Microsoft's Demos and Announcements Live
Microsoft Build 2026 is set to take place from June 2 to 3 in San Francisco, showcasing the future of Windows. The conference will feature a keynote by Satya Nadella and numerous developer sessions. Attendees can expect announcements related to Copilot and new Arm-based hardware.
- ▪Microsoft Build 2026 will be held at the Fort Mason Center in San Francisco.
- ▪The keynote presentation will be delivered by Satya Nadella on June 2 from 12:30 p.m. to 3 p.m. EDT.
- ▪The event will cover various topics, including new features for Windows and advancements in AI.
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SAN FRANCISCO—There's no better place to learn about the future of Windows than at Microsoft's annual Build conference. From the keynote to the hundreds of developer sessions, the company will reveal what's on the docket for the world's most popular operating system in the coming months and years. From Copilot to fresh Arm-based hardware, this year's event is sure to be full of exciting announcements. Microsoft Build runs June 2 to 3 in San Francisco, and we'll be on the ground for the whole event, covering all the sessions and news that is most likely to affect how you use Windows. Check out our live updates below, along with everything we expect at Build 2026.
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