Windows 10 Support Ends: Enterprises Face $7.3 Billion Headache
Windows 10 support is ending, and enterprises face a costly decision: upgrade or fork out billions for extended updates. Nexthink estimates staying with Windows 10 could cost $7.3 billion in a year. So, unless you’re Scrooge McDuck swimming in money, it might be time to consider an upgrade.
Hot Take:
Brace yourselves, IT departments: Windows 10 is going to cost you a pretty penny if you don’t upgrade! It’s like being in a relationship where the honeymoon phase is over and now you’re footing the bill for dinner just to keep things amicable. Meanwhile, Windows 11 is waiting in the wings, but with more crashes than a demolition derby. Choose wisely!
Key Points:
- Support for many Windows 10 editions ends on October 14.
- Enterprises could face a $7.3 billion bill for extended security updates.
- Approximately 121 million enterprise devices may still run Windows 10 post-support.
- Windows 11 has higher rates of crashes and resets compared to Windows 10.
- Proper planning and execution are crucial for a smoother OS transition.
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