Nadella's leadership of the company has focused on building out Azure, so expect a ton about cloud services. Of course, there's always the possibility of news about Windows, Office, productivity, mixed reality or other areas that Microsoft is working on. And because Build is a developer's conference, definitely expect some coding on stage. The event doesn't usually focus on consumers, though it's always possible there will be a surprise.
You can stream Nadella's keynote above, or at Microsoft's website.
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