It's time for another round of articles on Windows 'market share,' but the data these reports are based on is not accurate or ...

As reported by StatCounter, the worldwide statistics show that Windows 11 has finally beaten Windows 10 to become the top Microsoft operating system. It comes after a few countries, like the US and ...

According to the latest statistics from Statcounter, 47.8 percent of desktop Windows users are now running Windows 11, which ...

At the same time, Windows 10's share dropped from 48.76% to 44.59%. This fast adoption began in January, when Windows 11 held 36.65%. The big jump in Windows 11 usage is most definitely linked to the ...

Windows 11 has just reached a new all-time high market share. Statcounter reports that almost 31% of all Windows users have upgraded their systems to Windows 11, while Windows 10 goes below 65%.

The recent gain represents one of the biggest month-to-month leaps in the past year. It also ascends Windows 11 to its highest market share yet, eclipsing the previous high set in October 2024.

Took a while In July 2024, Windows 11 reached a significant milestone: for the first time since its launch in October 2021, the operating system crossed the 30 per cent market share mark.

Windows 11 has surpassed Windows 10 to become the most widely used desktop operating system (OS) in the world. According to ...

If you add in Android (16.2%) and Chromebooks (0.8%), you're talking about 23% of visitors using Linux, which puts it above ...

Windows 11's adoption among users has been slow. Its hardware demands, such as the requirement for a TPM 2.0 module – essentially making most pre-2017 CPUs ...

The world's most popular operating system is slowly losing market share to Microsoft's Windows 11 ahead of its official support severing next year.

After the Crowdstrike incident shone a light on Windows’ utter dominance across enterprise in late July 2024, users may be relieved to hear perennial up-and-comer Linux may be on course to hit 5 ...