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RSA CEO Rohit Ghai stated at RSA Conference that it is. AI creates identity crisis in security worldĪrtificial intelligence is going to shake up security. With great power, comes great responsibility - clearly - but also, comes complexity and the need to shoulder. IBM Cloud Code: Serverless programming should be a default Tip: Microsoft introduces first major update for Windows 11 The share totalled 1.4 percent by April 2022 and rose to 2.6 percent at the time of the latest report. A report published by Lansweeper at the turn of the year indicated that only 0.5 percent of devices ran on Windows 11. Rise in Windows 11 adoptionĪmbiguities aside, the report shows an upward trend in Windows 11 adoption.

It’s difficult to verify Lansweeper’s figures, as Microsoft rarely shares information about Windows 11 adoption. The database used likely contains data on edge devices that are not being employed as PCs. Lansweeper’s definition of PC is unclear. To add to the confusion, the organization refers to ‘workstation’ in one of the report’s diagrams. Lansweeper claims its research was based on data from 30 million Windows PCs, but did not clarify why more than 10 percent of these ‘PCs’ are running server operating systems. The fact that more than 10 percent of the devices run on Windows Server raises questions. The image above shows an overview of the operating systems Lansweeper found. 43 percent had insufficient processing power to support the operating system. Processors are the biggest bottleneck, Lansweeper said. 93 percent had sufficient memory for Windows 11. According to the researchers, 43 percent of devices do not meet the operating system’s minimum hardware requirements. Windows 11 has been available for more than a year, but the organization claims the operating system runs on only 2.6 percent of all Windows devices. According to Lansweeper, the most recent survey was based on data from more than 30 million Windows PCs. The organization monitors users’ Windows endpoints to periodically survey Windows 11 adoption. Lansweeper develops IT asset management software. The organization claims that 43 percent of the devices do not meet the operating system’s requirements. A report from Lansweeper indicates that only 2.6 percent of all Windows devices run on Windows 11.