Microsoft plans to release the Windows 11 24H2 update this year, which will be its biggest in recent memory.
The update will be based on the new Germanium platform, which will work when working with artificial intelligence. Germanium will use neural processing units (NPUs) to perform tasks more efficiently using artificial intelligence.
Additionally, with Germanium, Windows 11 will require a minimum of 8GB of RAM to run, which is double the current minimum of 4GB of RAM.
The second major change will be the updated Copilot chatbot. A new button will appear in the right remote control on the taskbar to launch the co-pilot. Owners of large monitors can enable a feature that will keep the Copilot panel open at all times, including when the system is turned on.
Copilot is expected to be able to use AI in its processors to speed up file and image searches.
Snap Layouts will use machine learning to suggest window layouts from open apps.
Users have the opportunity to view offers when they hover over a button that expands the window to full screen.
IN Conductor Ability to create archives in 7zip and TAR formats. Also via Conductor It will be possible to save image metadata in PNG format.
The quick settings interface on the panel will be divided into pages that will scroll in a list. A network update button appears next to Wi-Fi.
Microsoft is optimizing how Quick Settings works. They will start faster after rebooting the computer.
Owners of Android smartphones can use them as a webcam through the Phone Link application. The operation function will be similar to that implemented on Mac with iPhone.
The power saving mode will also receive an update. It will further save battery power by reducing system performance.
The Cortana, Calendar, Mail, Maps, People, Movies and TV apps will no longer be stored by default. WordPad will be permanently removed from the system.
Previously, there were rumors that Microsoft was planning to rename Windows 11 to Windows 12, but this is unlikely to happen anytime soon.
The update will be available to PC manufacturers 24 hours a day, the first laptops with the new OS will be released in the summer, and the update will be available to all users in September. [Windows Central]
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