Consider the big 24H2 Windows 11 update with a focus on artificial intelligence

It seems that the 24H2 update of Windows 11 will focus a lot on artificial intelligence capabilities and will provide many features in this field.

The next Windows update is being developed under the code name Hudson Valley and will probably be released later this year under the name of the 24H2 update. According to today's report, unlike the 23H2 update, this update will be a major update that, in addition to improving the performance and security of the operating system, will have a special focus on artificial intelligence.

This update is likely to have a new advanced Copilot AI that will integrate the Windows user experience with artificial intelligence and improve the productivity of apps, searches, and more.

In addition, it is said that one of the features that will be provided in the next update of Windows 11 is the possibility of using digital pens to write text. Also, in order to make Windows 11 compatible with the new European DMA law, users will be able to remove more pre-installed programs in this operating system. had

Another feature that will be added to Windows 11 is called Voice Access, which is a voice assistant. Other new features of Windows 11 include support for multiple monitors and new voice shortcuts.

Microsoft also plans to provide the possibility to display the number of characters typed in the notepad in the next update of Windows 11. The company also plans to improve the integration of Windows 365 with the Windows 11 operating system.

According to a new report, more than 400 million devices around the world use Windows 11 monthly. Windows Central reported that Microsoft's internal data shows that the number of Windows 11 users is expected to reach 500 million monthly active devices by early 2024.

Windows 10 reached 400 million active devices for the first time, more than a year after its release, which was 115% faster than Windows 7. It took two years for Windows 11 to reach the same number, which shows a significant decrease compared to Windows 10.

Microsoft introduced Windows 11 for the first time in October 2021. Windows 11 only works with processors released in 2018 or later and with devices that support TPM security chips.

Apparently, the 24H2 version will not be available to Windows 11 users until September 2024.