If Windows 11 has finally been available recently, things are obviously already moving for Windows 12.
Will we be eligible for release soon?
Obviously, Microsoft’s pace of Windows release changes has changed over the years, reflecting changing technologies, software development practices, and business strategies. Last October, for example, after 6 years of good and loyal service from Windows 10, we had the right to Windows 11. Since we obviously want to do it quickly, we can already see a significant acceleration towards Windows 12. At least that’s what seems to be the case. After less than 3 years? Explanations.
Windows 12 already on the way?
As the media xda-developers reports, Windows 12 could definitely be on the way. It all starts with a simple tweet from user XenoPanther, an insider known for always having interesting information about Microsoft operating systems. According to him, the American giant recently released a new internal build version of Windows number 27547, available to the company’s employees. For your information: As stated in the tweet, the previous version had the number 26047. So there was quite a significant improvement in terms of the version number. This generally means that a new version of Windows is in the works. As was the case between Windows 10 and Windows 11.
In order not to give anything away, WindowsCentral journalist Zac Bowden states that the next Windows update (called 24H2) will have a build number like this: 26XXX. This suggests that a 27XXX build likely won’t be available to Windows Insiders for some time. Of course, it’s best to take all of this with a grain of salt and not have too many illusions, but it’s entirely possible that there is currently a build of Windows 12 circulating internally, being tested and tested. . Let’s wait and see.
