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Microsoft is aggressively pushing AI innovation to the edge, with a series of announcements highlighting the company's vision for an AI-powered future where humans partner with autonomous agents. At the Build developer conference, Microsoft unveiled tools designed to help developers build this agentic future, embedding bots into browsers, websites, operating systems, and everyday workflows. Unlike previous Copilot-centric approaches, Microsoft is placing greater emphasis on dynamic agents, powered by integrations with third-party systems through the Model Context Protocol (MCP), shifting from single-use AI assistants to broader, integrated ecosystems.
Microsoft is also introducing the Agent Store for Microsoft 365 Copilot, a centralized, curated marketplace designed to help automate tasks, streamline workflows, and boost productivity. The Agent Store offers a new experience within Microsoft 365 Copilot that enables users to browse, install, and try agents tailored to their needs, and features agents built by Microsoft, trusted partners, and customers. With over 70 agents available at launch, the Agent Store aims to make it easier to discover, share, and deploy agents across teams and organizations, using both low-code and pro-code tools.
Furthermore, Microsoft’s agentic AI platform, Azure AI Foundry, is powering key healthcare advances with Stanford. Beyond healthcare, Microsoft is exploring ways to bring AI to web apps on the Edge browser and enable developers to deploy bots directly on Windows, as the company recognizes the full potential of its AI agents ecosystem is still unfolding.
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Microsoft is also introducing the Agent Store for Microsoft 365 Copilot, a centralized, curated marketplace designed to help automate tasks, streamline workflows, and boost productivity. The Agent Store offers a new experience within Microsoft 365 Copilot that enables users to browse, install, and try agents tailored to their needs, and features agents built by Microsoft, trusted partners, and customers. With over 70 agents available at launch, the Agent Store aims to make it easier to discover, share, and deploy agents across teams and organizations, using both low-code and pro-code tools.
Furthermore, Microsoft’s agentic AI platform, Azure AI Foundry, is powering key healthcare advances with Stanford. Beyond healthcare, Microsoft is exploring ways to bring AI to web apps on the Edge browser and enable developers to deploy bots directly on Windows, as the company recognizes the full potential of its AI agents ecosystem is still unfolding.
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- Ken Yeung: Microsoft Pushes AI to the Edge
- Source Asia: Introducing the Agent Store: Build, publish and discover agents in Microsoft 365 Copilot
- John Werner: Stanford’s Use Of Microsoft Agentic Platform Leads To Better Analysis
- blogs.microsoft.com: Microsoft Build 2025: The age of AI agents and building the open agentic web
- news.microsoft.com: Microsoft Build 2025: The age of AI agents and building the open agentic web
- MarkTechPost: Microsoft Releases NLWeb: An Open Project that Allows Developers to Easily Turn Any Website into an AI-Powered App with Natural Language Interfaces
- news.microsoft.com: From sea to sky: Microsoft’s Aurora AI foundation model goes beyond weather forecasting
Classification:
- HashTags: #MicrosoftAI #AgenticAI #AzureAI
- Company: Microsoft
- Target: Various Industries
- Product: Agentforce
- Feature: AI Agents
- Type: AI
- Severity: Informative