Windows 10 was originally described as “the last version of Windows”, with Microsoft providing regular updates rather than launching a brand-new version.
However, that all changed with the release of
Windows 11, which went from abstract concept to official announcement in a matter of weeks. The cancellation of
Windows 10X influenced Microsoft’s decision, but the company had clearly been working on a new operating system for a while.
It doesn’t look like Microsoft is stopping there, either. Reports suggest a successor, likely known as Windows 12, is in development ahead of a potential release next year. Here’s everything you need to know.
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