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09 Aug 2024

Microsoft's Midori Project Influences Windows 11 as Market Share Grows

In 2008, Microsoft began developing Midori, a cloud-based OS intended as a successor to Windows. Although discontinued in 2015, elements of Midori influenced Windows 11, which includes AI-driven tools and user-friendly enhancements. Windows 11's market share is growing as Windows 10 support ends.

07 Aug 2024

Microsoft's Midori Project Influences Future Cloud Initiatives

Microsoft's discontinued Midori project aimed to revolutionize cloud computing by decoupling software from hardware. Insights from Midori, which focused on a new software stack and security, likely influenced later projects like Azure and OneDrive. Windows remains Microsoft's primary OS focus.

07 Aug 2024

Microsoft's Midori Project Insights Resurface, Influencing Windows 11 for ARM

Microsoft's shelved Midori OS project resurfaces in 2013 videos featuring Joe Duffy. Designed to run Windows apps without legacy code, Midori's innovations now influence Windows 11 for ARM. The project's cancellation reasons remain unclear, but its insights benefit current software initiatives.

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Microsoft's Midori Project Influences Windows 11 as Market Share Grows

Microsoft's Midori Project Influences Future Cloud Initiatives

Microsoft's Midori Project Insights Resurface, Influencing Windows 11 for ARM

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