Microsoft has not officially announced the existence of an operating system called “Windows 12.” However, there is much speculation and rumor circulating about the successor to Windows 11. For your information, since the initial launch of Windows 11 in 2021, there have been over 400 million devices with a monthly active status, and this number could reach 500 million devices by early 2024. Microsoft also released Windows 11 with significant updates and new features offered in the operating system.
If we go back to discussing Windows 12, then some features that are likely to be included in Windows 12 are as follows:
Performance Improvement
With the development of hardware, Microsoft is likely to focus on improving the performance and efficiency of the operating system. This may include optimization for ARM chips and better integration with cutting-edge processors and hardware.
More Flexible Design
Windows 11 introduced a cleaner and more minimalist design. In Windows 12, Microsoft might prioritize flexibility and design customization so that users can more freely change the look and feel of the operating system according to their preferences. In addition, there is a possibility of redesigning the desktop interface with the system tray placed at the top.
Super Resolución
Microsoft is expected to offer a new Super Resolution Technology feature in Windows 12, similar to DLSS (Deep Learning Super Sampling). DLSS itself will be available first on the Windows 11 OS version 24H2, which is very helpful in improving gaming performance. The Super Resolution feature is also useful for improving the image quality of photos and videos.
AI Integration
Artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming a rapidly growing field. There is a possibility that Windows 12 will leverage Copilot AI to enhance the user experience by deeply integrating it throughout the operating system. For example, AI can be used to enhance search features, automatic suggestions, and even interface personalization. This update is expected to leverage the accelerated Neural Processing Unit (NPU) in the hardware of new PCs.
Higher Security
Every new version of Windows will certainly bring improvements in the field of security. In an era of increasingly sophisticated cyber attacks, Windows 12 is expected to include more advanced an.
Cloud Service Integration
With the increasing use of the cloud, Windows 12 may become more integrated with cloud-based services. This could include automatic cloud storage, data synchronization between devices, and easier access to web-based applications.
Although Microsoft has not provided a specific schedule for Windows 12, many expect that this operating system might be launched in the coming years. Based on previous patterns, Microsoft tends to release major updates every 2 to 3 years. If Windows 11 was launched in 2021, Windows 12 is likely to be available in 2024 or 2025.
However, Microsoft may continue to update Windows 11 with new features, so there is no guarantee that they will switch directly to Windows 12 in the near future.
Although there is much speculation about Windows 12, it is still too early to know for sure what this operating system will bring. However, based on previous developments, we can expect significant updates in terms of design, performance, and the integration of new technologies, such as AI and cloud.
It is important to remember that the development of operating systems always depends on user feedback and emerging technology trends. Therefore, we will see more information related to Windows 12 over time. Until then, Windows 11 users can continue to enjoy the latest features offered by Microsoft while waiting for what is to come in the future.
