Windows 10 still dominates PCs but Windows 11 is catching up

It’s been almost a year, if not one, since Microsoft released the Windows 11, touted as “the next generation of Windows.” Earlier this year, Redmond-based tech giant’s CEO, Satya Nadella, said that the enterprise edition enterprise adoption was happening “faster than any previous release”. However, a report from AdDuplex in the same month had to suggest otherwise, reporting that only 19.4 per cent of PCs are running the latest Windows 11. But the adoption seems to be ramping up as a recent report from the same agency reports that the share of Windows 11 is still below 25 per cent.
A recent survey conducted by AdDuplex in June 2022 suggests that 23.1 per cent of sample PCs are running Windows 11, which is not that impressive but is the most until now. According to a survey done in February 2022 by the same agency, 19.3 per cent of PCs were on Windows 11, and later in April, the number only increased by 0.01 per cent to 19.4 per cent. Meanwhile, the Windows 11 share grew by 3.7 per cent in the last two months, which could be a good sign for Microsoft.