Microsoft has once again merged its Windows and Surface teams internally, with IIT Madras alumni Pavan Davuluri appointed to lead development on both fronts, according to reports from Windows Central, a source closely tracking Microsoft's developments.
We're announcing our first AI-powered Surface devices, as we advance the new era of work with Copilot, Windows, and Surface. https://t.co/lX2bbsGMYc
— Satya Nadella (@satyanadella) March 21, 2024
This move follows a temporary separation between the two units, during which Windows fell under Microsoft's new AI organization. The reintegration signals a return to the previous structure within Microsoft's Engineering and Devices organization, overseen by Rajesh Jha.
Pavan Davuluri, who previously supervised Microsoft's hardware division, will now oversee Windows engineering as well, in a reshuffle prompted by the departure of former Windows and Surface chief Panos Panay last September. Panay's responsibilities have been divided between Davuluri and Mikhail Parakhin.
Parakhin, in addition to his role as CEO of Web and Advertising at Microsoft, has taken charge of Windows, overseeing products such as Bing, Edge, and Copilot.
Today, we announced our first ever #Surface AI PCs built exclusively for business: Surface Pro 10 for Business and Surface Laptop 6 for Business! I'm incredibly proud of the team for the work they did to bring these devices and experiences to life for our customers #Copilot… pic.twitter.com/NxTxp7p69V
— Pavan Davuluri (@pavandavuluri) March 22, 2024
Davuluri has been instrumental in Microsoft's initiatives to optimize Windows for Arm-based devices. In a recent communication on X (formerly Twitter), he expressed pride in the team's efforts, announcing the launch of the first-ever #Surface AI PCs designed exclusively for business: Surface Pro 10 for Business and Surface Laptop 6 for Business. He commended the team for their work in bringing these devices and experiences to fruition for customers.
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