Microsoft Build 2026 live — all the updates as they happen

Microsoft Build 2026 live — all the updates as they happen

We're live in San Francisco for Microsoft Build 2026

News By Mike Moore published 1 June 2026

Welcome to our live coverage of Microsoft Build 2026!

We're on the ground in San Francisco, ready to cover the show this week, June 2-3 at the Mason Center.

We're expecting a whole host of news and announcements, along with a keynote from Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella featuring some special guests, so stay tuned to all of our updates here!

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We're here on the ground in San Francisco for Microsoft Build 2026!

It's been a beautiful sunny weekend here in California, and we're all set for a packed few days, kicking off tomorrow with the opening keynote.

We're going to make sure we're well rested ahead of the kick-off, so check back here tomorrow morning Pacific Time for all the news as it happens.

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