We are just getting acquainted with Windows 11an OS that little by little is gaining ground on Windows 10, now we find out that its successor is just around the corner. Rumors indicate that Windows 12 will start rolling out late next year, and it will bring with it new features, such as a floating taskbar.
During this year, we have heard numerous rumors about Windows 12. Although Microsoft has yet to officially confirm its development, there have been several hints that point to its existence. One of them came up at the Build 2023 developer conference, where it was shown a screenshot in a video that referenced a next generation of Windows. This is presumably referring to Windows 12 and hopefully not a fully cloud-based version of Windows 11.
Windows 12 is expected to arrive with significant new features and improvements compared to its predecessor. While exact details are still scarce, it’s exciting to think about the possibilities this new operating system will bring with it. The floating taskbar, mentioned above, could provide greater flexibility and convenience in system navigation, making it easier to access important applications and functions.
Windows 12 and Artificial Intelligence
In addition, it is said that Microsoft, Intel and AMD have collaborated to take advantage of the capabilities of artificial intelligence applied to the operating system. Windows 12 will be presented as a modular systemwhich will simplify its management and improve both security and performance.
According to the source, the release of Windows in 2024 will be limited and a full deployment will not take place until 2025. It is possible that this first version will be reduced to insiders, who will serve as a model to test many new features and functions, and also to polish those details that always remain pending.
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