Intel might have leaked the Windows 12 release

Windows 11 was released in 2021, and Microsoft has been pushing updates for the latest operating system.  Most of us in the tech industry didn’t think there would be a new Windows release for at least another five or six years.

It appears that Intel may have revealed when Windows 12 will be released. You should still be skeptical about this news at this stage. We’re talking about a leak of software that won’t be released for at least another year. Between now and then, anything could occur.

Intel might leak windows release for Windows 12

Intel recently attended the Citi 2023 Global Technology Conference as a guest. The business discussed its upcoming chips as well as its future goals. What stood out was this statement: “We actually think 2024 is going to be a pretty good year for clients, in particular, because of the Windows refresh.” The information about the chips was generally standard fare.

Although it’s intriguing that Windows is considering a refresh, we don’t really consider a new version as a result. We have, however, been keeping an eye out for rumors that Windows 12 will debut in 2024. Therefore, it makes perfect sense that Intel would mention a Windows update for the next year when we’re hearing rumors like these.

Therefore, it is easy to conclude that Windows will be released next year, given this knowledge. All of Microsoft’s AI investments fuel the flames. The business has been integrating AI into many Windows 11 crevices and nooks. But it wasn’t designed with AI in mind. Although AI has a significant impact on Windows 11, it is not a feature that is innate to the operating system. Therefore, a quick firmware update that is designed for AI wouldn’t be impossible. We should learn more about the future of Windows as this year ends.