It's only taken four years, but Windows 11's market share has finally surpassed that of Windows 10 as the dominant operating ...

It's time for another round of articles on Windows 'market share,' but the data these reports are based on is not accurate or ...

A new report shows Windows 10 still enjoys the lion's share of the market for Windows PCs, with Windows 11 barely moving the needle over the past year.

According to the latest statistics from Statcounter, 47.8 percent of desktop Windows users are now running Windows 11, which ...

Linux hits 5% of desktop OSes in the US, Apple's share grows — and Windows slowly falls, according to StatCounter.

As reported by StatCounter, the worldwide statistics show that Windows 11 has finally beaten Windows 10 to become the top Microsoft operating system. It comes after a few countries, like the US and ...

At the same time, Windows 10's share dropped from 48.76% to 44.59%. This fast adoption began in January, when Windows 11 held ...

According to the latest report from Statcounter, Windows 11 jumped from 23% to 26% in October 2023. Statcounter's data indicate that 26.14% of all Windows computers run Windows 11.

The recent gain represents one of the biggest month-to-month leaps in the past year. It also ascends Windows 11 to its highest market share yet, eclipsing the previous high set in October 2024.

That means Windows 11 is clawing back about 1% of market share a month, and it only has about 50 points left until it overtakes Windows 10. Doing some napkin math, that means sometime around 2027.

Windows 11 has just reached a new all-time high market share. Statcounter reports that almost 31% of all Windows users have upgraded their systems to Windows 11, while Windows 10 goes below 65%.

Put simply, as things currently stand, I’d be hugely surprised if Windows 11 manages to hit a 10% market share before the end of this year.