After its release in 2015, Microsoft once hoped Windows 10 would hit a billion device install base within three years. While it’s a bit late, it is now even closer to the goal. On March 7, the company revealed via a website that more than 800 million Windows 10 devices are now being used worldwide.
After its release in 2015, Microsoft once hoped Windows 10 would makes its way into a billion devices within three years. While it will be late to that goal, it is a bit closer. On Thursday, March 7, the company revealed that more than 800 million devices are now running Windows 10 worldwide.
The new milestone comes as an increase from the 700 million install base last reported in September of 2018, meaning that Windows 10 is likely again picking up momentum with consumers. The announcement was initially made by Microsoft executive Yusuf Mehdi on Twitter.
