In his keynote at the conference, Zinsner discussed Intel’s expectations for strong financial performance in 2024 and suggested a connection to a major update from Microsoft.

We believe that 2024 will be a very good year for our customers, especially in terms of Windows Update. And we still think that the installed base is quite old and needs to be updated, and we think that next year could be the beginning of this process, given the positive role of Windows. So we are optimistic about how things will develop in the 24th year.
Dave Zinsner recorded.

This statement raised eyebrows among technology enthusiasts and industry representatives as it coincided with previous rumors and reports regarding the potential release of Windows 12. It is worth noting that Microsoft has already announced the end of support for early versions of Windows 11. It could mean that the company will focus on the development of the next generation operating system.

Should we really wait for Windows 12?

It is important to be careful when interpreting these observations. Although Zinsner’s comments strongly suggest a Windows update in 2024, Microsoft has not officially confirmed the existence of Windows 12 or its release date.

Since there is no official statement from Microsoft, the exact nature and timing of the Windows update remains unclear. As with everything in the technology industry, new details are expected to emerge over time that will give a clearer picture of Microsoft’s plans for the operating system.

Tech enthusiasts and Windows users will undoubtedly be closely monitoring Microsoft’s official announcements regarding the potential release of Windows 12 in 2024. Until then, the tech community will continue to guess and guess what the future may bring for the iconic operating system.