Windows 11 made its debut in October 2021, representing a major shift in Microsoft’s operating system lineup. It’s available both pre-installed on high-end laptops and as a standalone option for custom desktops. Over time, it has seen continuous development, with updates like version 24H2 introducing enhanced functionality. These updates also take advantage of cutting-edge hardware, including Neural Processing Units (NPUs), which enable on-device AI operations used by tools like Microsoft Copilot and various third-party applications.

Windows 11 made its debut in October 2021, representing a major shift in Microsoft’s operating system lineup. It’s available both pre-installed on high-end laptops and as a standalone option for custom desktops. Over time, it has seen continuous development, with updates like version 24H2 introducing enhanced functionality. These updates also take advantage of cutting-edge hardware, including Neural Processing Units (NPUs), which enable on-device AI operations used by tools like Microsoft Copilot and various third-party applications.