A leaked Intel document seems to suggest that Intel will only support Windows 11 and later on its next-gen Wi-Fi chipset. Twenty-eight years ago today, Microsoft released Windows 95 . Its influence was lasting. A full 20 years later, Windows 10 bore that version number, skipping version 9 completely, allegedly because even in the 21st century there was still software that checked for a version number beginning with 9 . Yes, Windows 10 is already eight years old, and it's starting to show distinct signs of age.

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