It will help the company add support for multiple accounts, release predictability, and scale up for the client. The improvements will let Teams open faster and be more responsive to users.Īccording to the former Head of Engineering in Microsoft Teams, the new architecture is the key to future improvements in the app. Reports say that the new Teams is also shifting from Electron to the Webview2 technology from Microsoft Edge, and Angular has been removed. On the bright side, the software company switched to a JavaScript library called React, providing UI improvements for Teams. Users can also choose to switch back to the old version if they prefer it.ĭespite the new version, businesses running Microsoft Teams are still using older Teams clients since it will take a lot of work to rebuild it. Microsoft has already been testing the new Microsoft Teams within the company, and if things go as planned, it could be released as early as March 2023, according to The Verge. The company has been working on it for years, allowing for less memory usage by 50%, and it doesn't put too much weight on the CPU helping with battery life.

Since it's the second version, the project is known as Microsoft Teams 2.0, although internally, it's Microsoft Teams 2.1. The improvement will help with its system resource usage on both laptops and PCs. Microsoft will be launching an all-new version of Microsoft Teams next month, which is said to be built from the ground up.

Microsoft to do multiple accounts