Intel has already started preparing for 'Windows 12'

It is possible that Intel is steadily preparing for Microsoft's next-generation OS 'Windows 12', which has finished distributing updates for Windows 7 and Windows 8.1 and recommends the latest Windows 11 at the time of article creation. I was told it was sexual.

Intel Meteor Lake-S desktop CPUs to feature 20 PCIe Gen5 lanes, Z890 platform to support WiFi-7 - VideoCardz.com
https://videocardz.com/newz/intel-meteor-lake-s-desktop-cpus-to-feature-20-pcie-gen5-lanes-z890-platform-to-support-wifi-7

Intel and Microsoft seem to be hinting at Windows 12 - The Verge
https://www.theverge.com/2023/3/1/23618276/microsoft-windows-12-intel-hints

VideoCardz, which posts news about graphics cards, quotes a Twitter user's tweet that leaked details of the desktop workstation processor 'Xeon W3400/2400 series' announced by Intel on February 15, 2023, CPU for desktop It was reported that 'Meteor Lake-S' is compatible with Windows 12. The tweet was deleted at the time of article creation.

According to this, the Meteor Lake-S CPU has PCIe Gen 5.0 with a total of 20 lanes of x16 and x4, one PCIe Gen 4.0 x4 slot, and the number of cores is 6P + 8E or 6P + 16E, 8P is under development It is said that there is a possibility that it is. However, some have also claimed that Meteor Lake-S development has been canceled.

IT media The Verge asked Intel for comment on the leak, but the company declined. Microsoft has also declined to comment on reports that Intel is preparing support for Windows 12.

Microsoft hasn't announced plans for Windows 12, but there are already signs that the company is considering integrating AI-powered features into future versions of Windows. On February 28, 2023, Microsoft, who talked about the new features that will be introduced in the next major update of Windows 11, introduced the update content of 'Integrating the new AI-equipped version of Bing into the taskbar.'

Microsoft announced that it will integrate the topic 'Bing's chat AI' into the Windows 11 taskbar, and pointed out that it is too exaggerated-GIGAZINE