Windows 12 may not be seen this year because of fragmentation

Previously, it was reported that Microsoft would launch a major update of Windows system this fall, with a great effort to upgrade. Some friends speculated that Microsoft might name it Windows 12. However, most media now say that Microsoft may not name it Windows 12, but release it as a major version update of Windows 11.

The reason is that the fragmentation of the current Windows system is too serious. There are about 1 billion Windows 10 users and 400 million Windows 11 users. However, many Windows 10 users cannot upgrade Windows 11 because of its hardware requirements for TPM. In other words, a large number of users will stay in the Windows 10 series.

These users can't upgrade Windows 12, nor can Windows 11. If Microsoft releases Windows 12, it will only further increase the fragmentation of the Windows system. For this reason, you may not see Windows 12 this year.

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