We are a month away from the demise of Windows 10. Windows 11 managed to surpass Windows 10 in users in July, which isn’t great. Forget that. The August numbers showed Windows 11 lost 4.4 points of market share in that month. While still ahead, it is clear that discounts on the operating system, ads everywhere, some media pull, and more… just aren’t working. The tech industry shows that innovators move ahead and win time and time again. Windows 12, or whatever it will be called, isn’t even being talked about in anything more than a vague reference to a next version with an AI-driven interface without keyboards. Windows 10 just turned 10 years old, and Windows 11 is 4 years old next month, leaving many to wonder what happened to the old history of Microsoft being an innovator.
Microsoft is unlikely to be thrilled as Windows 10 once again gains market share while Windows 11 plummets.
Source: Windows 11’s market share plummets as Windows 10 surges
