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Microsoft’s Surface Pro 12-inch and Laptop 13-inch add AI chips and 5G for portability

Microsoft’s stock climbed 0.84% to $545.68 on Tuesday after the company introduced two new Surface devices with AI-focused hardware. The Surface Pro 12-inch and Surface Laptop 13-inch feature neural processing units (NPUs) for local AI tasks, 5G connectivity, and improved battery life for mobile professionals. Sandra Andrews, General Manager of Microsoft Surface, said the devices balance…

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  • Microsoft’s Surface Pro 12-inch and Laptop 13-inch add NPUs for local AI processing and 5G for mobile work
  • Stock rose 0.84% to **$545.68** after the announcement, briefly hitting **$550** before retreating
  • New Surface Mouse includes haptic feedback, and devices were demoed at the DPAA Global Video Summit

The new lineup also includes a Surface Mouse with haptic feedback, designed to enhance interactions within Windows. Microsoft showcased the devices at the DPAA Global Video Everywhere Summit, emphasizing hands-on demonstrations of their design and functionality. While the stock briefly surpassed $550, it settled near $545.68 amid fluctuating trading activity. The move aligns with Microsoft’s broader push to integrate AI into hardware while maintaining security and efficiency.

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Microsoft (MSFT) Stock: Rises as Surface Pushes AI Innovation

blockonomi.com · 13 October 2026

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