Microsoft is working on a new Microsoft Teams app that dramatically improves performance on laptops and PCs. The new Teams app will be available in preview initially next month, and should use 50 percent less memory.

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Microsoft Teams is releasing a new version that improves system resource usage on PCs and laptops, with features such as using less memory, taxing the CPU less, and better battery life. The new app is built with Microsoft's Edge Webview2 technology and uses React for UI improvements. The release date is scheduled for late March.

Microsoft Teams is getting big performance improvements next month

Looking forward to gaining some perf back on my work laptop, a welcome improvement.

Finally. Not entirely sure why Slack and Teams perform like garbage when both companies have more resources than Discord probably will ever have.

Moved to Teams couple of months ago, I have to say it is a absolutely garbage product. The only reason companies push for this piece of bare bone non ususable product because it comes with office 365 license. I used to dont like microsoft products and after using teams i hate those even more.