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Microsoft is not rewriting Windows in Rust​


Peter Sayer

Dec 24, 2025
2 mins


A job posting by a Microsoft engineer sparked excitement about a project “to eliminate every line of C and C++ from Microsoft by 2030”, replacing it with Rust — but alas for fans of the memory-safe programming language, it turns out this is a personal goal, not a corporate one, and Rust isn’t necessarily even the final target.

Microsoft Distinguished Engineer Galen Hunt posted about his ambitious goal on LinkedIn four days ago, provoking a wave of excitement and concern.

Now he’s been forced to clarify: “My team’s project is a research project. We are building tech to make migration from language to language possible,” he wrote in an update to his LinkedIn post. His intent, he said, was to find like-minded engineers, “not to set a new strategy for Windows 11+ or to imply that Rust is an endpoint.”

Hunt’s project is to investigate how AI can be used to assist in the translation of code from one language to another at scale. “Our North Star is ‘1 engineer, 1 month, 1 million lines of code’,” he wrote.


He’s recruiting an engineer to help build the infrastructure to do that, demonstrating the technology using Rust as the target language and C and C++ as the source.

The successful candidate will join the Future of Scalable Software Engineering team in Microsoft’s CoreAI group, building static analysis and machine learning tools for AI-assisted translation and migration.

 


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In 1968, the term ""Software Crisis"" emerged when systems grew beyond what developers could manage. Every generation since has ""solved"" it with more powerful tools, only to create even bigger problems.

Today, AI accelerates the pattern into the Infinite Software Crisis. AI-generated codebases mirror the meandering conversations that created them. Every clarification and pivot gets baked into your architecture. We're vibecoding our way to disaster.

The solution: choose simple over easy. One long conversation is easy. Separate phases with clean boundaries are simple.This talk presents a three-phase methodology:
  • Research to understand the existing system
  • Planning to design the approach
  • Implementation with clean context
While everyone races to generate code at machine speed, the engineers who thrive will be those who know when a system is getting tangled. In the age of infinite code generation, human judgment applied at the right moments becomes your competitive advantage.
 


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