The Slow Death of Windows
TechAltar・2 minutes read
Windows has seen a significant decline in market share over the years, with Mac OS showing strong consumer preference in the US. Microsoft's focus on refining Windows 11, addressing the chip issue, and integrating AI into the operating system could potentially boost their success in the future.
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- Windows has been steadily losing market share for almost 15 years, dropping to the low 60s globally, while Mac OS holds over 20% and Chrome OS and desktop Linux are above 3% each, showcasing a significant shift in the operating system landscape.
- Microsoft's recent focus on refining the core PC experience with Windows 11, addressing legacy bloat and embracing visual modernization, marks a departure from previous failed attempts to adapt to new technologies, signaling a potential resurgence for the operating system.
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What is the current market share of Windows?
Windows has dropped from 95% to the low 60s worldwide.
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