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Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens South China Daniel Wu, ThinkBou, Windelight for the clue delivery! CTOnews.com, March 29. In the past few days, there has been news about the next version of Microsoft's Windows operating system, as well as some unconfirmed initial system requirements for "Windows 12." According to WindowsCentral, Microsoft is developing a new Windows project that can achieve faster updates and more secure features.

Windows Central, citing unnamed sources, said Microsoft was now developing something codenamed "CorePC". This is a "modular and customizable version of Windows" designed for different types and shapes of devices, the report said. It will reportedly be similar to iOS and Android, because there are read-only partitions, which should allow the CorePC operating system to be more secure and updated faster.

Microsoft is developing a version of CorePC that will compete with Google's ChromeOS for low-cost laptops, the article said. The article points out: "A Windows version that runs only Edge, web apps, Android apps (through Project Latte) and Office apps, designed for low-end education PC, has been tested internally and is about 60-75% smaller than Windows 11 SE."

It is reported that another version is under development with the same features as the Windows operating system on the desktop, but with "state separation" for better security and faster updates. According to the report, there is no final release date for CorePC, but Microsoft hopes to complete it before the release of its next major Windows operating system, possibly later in 2024.

CTOnews.com needs to point out that Microsoft has not confirmed or denied any of these plans, so treat this news with caution. In addition, even if these reports are accurate, Microsoft is likely to modify these plans in the coming time, including in terms of features and release dates.

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