Microsoft's Project Zenith aims to streamline Windows for developers, but requires 64GB RAM

Microsoft announced Project Zenith, a distraction-free Windows environment designed for developers, with a focus on running large AI models locally. The experience will initially be available on AMD's Ryzen AI Halo mini-desktop and requires 64GB of RAM. The company says it will include pre-installed tools and developer-friendly settings to create a more Linux-like experience.
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