Microsoft's Cortana denies existence of Windows 11

Microsoft's digital banana might need to catch upwards on our coverage of Windows 11. The digital assistant said that "at that place will be no Windows 11" when asked almost the upcoming operating system.

The Verge's Tom Warren shared a video on Twitter asking the digital assistant, "Is Windows 11 real?" Cortana responds by explaining that Windows 10 is the concluding version of Windows 10:

According to Microsoft.com, There will be no Windows 11. With Windows x, Windows became a service and instead of a new standalone version, Microsoft is pushing bi-almanac feature updates for Windows 10 every 6 months.

hey Cortana, is Windows 11 real? moving-picture show.twitter.com/GcbBdNL0NZ
— Tom Warren (@tomwarren) June 16, 2022

Warren asked the question to Cortana while running Windows eleven.

The source of this quote comes from a Microsoft answers forum from 2022. It's the peak reply to a discussion about "The New Windows 11." The answer isn't from a Microsoft spokesperson or anyone speaking in an official chapters. It does, however, link to a Microsoft doc that discusses Windows every bit a service.

Since Warren shared his start video, Cortana gathered together some new data on Windows 11. The assistant now shows manufactures covering the new operating system.

Of course, this is all a flake of fun. Microsoft wouldn't announce Windows 11 through Cortana. The digital assistant also gets its answers from the web, then information technology's prone to some mistakes.

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