Windows desktop market share falls below 60% globally

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Windows desktop market share has fallen below 60% globally for the first time. This decline coincides with a significant increase in users with "unknown" operating systems, raising questions about data accuracy. The shift occurs amid user dissatisfaction with AI integration in Windows and follows the OS losing its overall platform lead to Android years ago.


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