Microsoft Teams is about to be a lot less of a power hog

Date:
Tue, 21 Feb 2023 11:29:34 +0000

Description:
Microsoft Teams has been rewritten to deliver the ultimate performance and efficiency.

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An upcoming new version of Microsoft Teams coming our way soon could deliver huge performance enhancements over the existing software.

The upgraded software - which has reportedly been dubbed Teams 2.0 - is
said to be in testing among workers, and a public preview could arrive as
soon as March 2023.

The rewritten video conferencing software is designed for modern machines, meaning it should be more efficient, resulting in a speedier experience and reduced battery drain for laptops. Microsoft Teams 2.0

The new built-in Microsoft Teams experience inside Windows 11 already
delivers some of the improvements, however it seems that theres more to come.

Furthermore, there are still older versions floating around, especially among businesses that opt to use Windows 10 (an operating system that still
accounts for more than two-thirds of all Windows installs according to Statcounter ).

Former CVP of Microsoft Teams, Rish Tandon, explained the changes on Twitter as the updated Teams client rolled out to Windows 11 users, explaining that the project had moved away from Electron, instead using Edge Webview2.

Tandon also detailed the move from Angular to reactjs, which should allow Teams 2.0 to deliver improvements to UI. Read more

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In terms of new features, its expected that Microsoft Teams clients will be able to support multiple accounts as well as deliver work life scenarios and release predictability.

Maybe most importantly Tandon explained that Teams 2.0 will consume half the memory of the same consumer account on Teams 1.0.

The reduction in RAM and CPU usage could see businesses issuing more scaled-back hardware to some workers, seeing them save costs. End users
should also be able to notice the resulting battery improvements when using the software. Need some privacy? These are the best headsets for conference calls

Via The Verge



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