A new report has caught the internet's attention, claiming that Windows 12 is coming this year and will be a modular, AI-powered OS. Here's why that's wrong.

A new report seemed to indicate that an AI-focused version of Windows was imminent, but those reports have been swiftly debunked by the original reporters.

Is Microsoft actually releasing Windows "12" in 2026 as was being reported? The media outlet which shared the news has now ...

Microsoft's next OS demands 40 TOPS NPU chips and launches when Windows 10 support ends in 2026. The leaked 'Hudson Valley Next' features floating taskbars, system-wide AI, and potential subscription ...

Another AI hallucination went viral ...

Updated March 6, 2026: While Microsoft has not made an official announcement, multiple reports now point to a potential launch of Windows 12, codenamed 'Hudson Valley Next,' later this year in 2026..

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Here's what we know about Windows 12 based on all the rumors, leaks, and sources over the past few years, from "Hudson Valley ...

The current rumor that Windows 12 is on track for an October 2026 release is false, with Microsoft instead focusing on fixing ...

Windows 12 may require a dedicated AI processor in 2026, potentially necessitating hardware upgrades for full functionality..

Windows 12 rumors are spreading again, but there is still no solid evidence of an imminent launch as Microsoft appears focused on Windows 11.