As we approach the end of 2023, tech enthusiasts and Windows users worldwide are eagerly anticipating the release of the next major version of Windows, informally dubbed 'Windows 12.' With rumors and leaks circulating about Microsoft's plans, speculations were fueled by reports of a three-year upgrade cadence that hinted at a new Windows version in 2024 following the launch of Windows 11 in 2021.

While Microsoft has refrained from commenting on unannounced leaks and rumors surrounding the next Windows release, a senior Intel executive added to the growing anticipation by confirming a "Windows refresh." However, there was no specific mention of 'Windows 12' as the official version name.

Recently, a mention of 'Windows 11 24H2' by Microsoft has sparked further intrigue and debate within the community. It remains uncertain whether this reference points to a placeholder name for 'Windows 12' or if it signifies a separate feature update for Windows 11, reminiscent of previous co-existing versions like Windows 10 version 21H2 and Windows 11 21H2.

As the excitement continues to build, some believe that Microsoft's mention of 'Windows 11 24H2' could possibly be an error. However, only time will tell what the true implications of this reference will be.

Windows enthusiasts and tech experts eagerly await further official announcements from Microsoft regarding the upcoming major Windows release. If 'Windows 12' does indeed make its debut in 2024, it is expected to bring significant improvements and new features, further solidifying Microsoft's position in the operating system market.

In the meantime, users will continue to speculate and prepare for the highly anticipated release as the hype surrounding 'Windows 12' steadily grows. With the potential for exciting advancements and enhancements, the next version of Windows promises to shape the future of computing for both individuals and businesses alike.