Previous indications indicated that Microsoft’s upcoming Windows 12 is on the way and may appear earlier than expected. Information from hardware leaks Paper hobby The hack of Intel’s upcoming Meteor Lake processors indicates that the processors are compatible with Windows 12, which is another indication of the operating system’s sharp launch already this year.
Precisely what the new operating system will offer is not known, but there are plenty of signs that there will be a lot of focus on artificial intelligence. Recently, Microsoft’s collaboration with Open AI has paid off, and AI-enriched Bing is about to make its way into Windows 11 as well as Microsoft’s Office suite.
In order for the AI-related functions to work as intended, additional hardware is required. AMD was quick to introduce mobile processors with dedicated hardware to run Windows Studio Effects features that remove background noise and improve eye contact in video calls. With Meteor Lake processors, Intel is expected to offer similar AI functionality thanks to dedicated hardware in its new chip design.
What Microsoft’s plan to introduce the new operating system looks like is currently unknown, but previous rumors point to a release sometime in 2024. Intel preparing OS support in upcoming Meteor Lake processors is another indication that the release will happen either later this year. Or at the beginning of 2024. No matter when the sharp release occurs, Microsoft will provide us with information about the operating system in time.

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