Microsoft's first Xbox 20/20 stream, which will showcase gameplay from upcoming third-party Xbox Series X games, starts at 11AM ET. You can watch the entire Inside Xbox live stream below or follow along as we write about the latest news to come out of the event. As for what you can expect to see, we know Ubisoft will share footage of Assassin's Creed Vahalla in action. Beyond that, Head of Xbox Phil Spencer tweeted the company will show off several brand new games, from "studios large and small," during the stream. That said, don't expect to see any first-party gameplay reveals; Microsoft plans to show games like Halo Infinite later this year.

Ignite is all about our customers--of course they attend, but we also give the mic to customers to participate in Satya's and other executives' keynotes, as well as sessions and workshops. Literally hundreds of sessions at Ignite are led by customers, such as Buhler, Shell, H&M and others.

Last year, more than 18,000 people across 400 cities and 75 countries came together to bring world-changing new ideas to life at Microsoft's annual Hackathon, now celebrating its fifth, and busiest, year.

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While the event name is pretty cryptic, Microsoft's event on Wednesday will certainly reveal some major updates to the Windows 10 and the company's lineup of Surface devices, and likely much more. If you want in on the action, we got you covered. The New York event starts at 10 a.m. Eastern Time, but if you didn't get an invite, you can watch the proceedings unfold below. You can always watch at Microsoft's website.