Intel's doubts about Windows 10 – The company does not appear particularly optimistic about the progress of Microsoft's new operating system, WINDOWS 10!
It is known that Windows 10 has been Microsoft's big bet for some time now, which is why it is betting heavily on it, hoping that it will be able to surpass Windows 7 in success and acceptance.
However, although Microsoft has set the bar very high for the operating system that is being released on July 29, that doesn't mean that everyone believes in the new operating system.
This is also evident from the views of Intel CEO Brian Kzanich, who recently expressed his doubts about Microsoft's upcoming operating system. Speaking at Intel's annual meeting, he defended the view that Windows 10 will not be able to significantly impact the computing industry in terms of sales.
Although, as he emphasized, there are some signs of a small recovery in new PC sales, in the long term, Intel's CEO believes that this particular increase will not be enough to launch the PC market and will remain flat for most of the year.
Brian Kzanich doesn't really see any light at the end of the tunnel for PCs, even though the new operating system has all the makings of a huge success. Whether or not Windows 10 will succeed is something that only time will tell..
Source: digitallife.gr
