While it’s true that Microsoft will likely miss the target of one “bazillion” devices by the year 2018 (really?), the fact remains that Windows 10 continues to gain traction in enterprise, as companies keep upgrading their systems to Microsoft’s latest and greatest version of Windows, also according to figures provided by UK data processing firm Context, who places Windows 10 adoption atop Windows 7, with 24% Windows 10 business PCs sold to businesses in this last quarter of 2016, compared to 18% in July and 16% in June.

Finally, rumors have taken a new development, with fresh information from ZDNet’s Mary Jo Foley, who talked about an upcoming Microsoft hardware fall event in which a new Surface desktop device could be introduced as “Surface Cardinal”, although in what appears to be quite a different form than previously expected.

no hardware or software will be 100% secure, and flaws are found every day, which is why it’s more important than ever to keep your system up to date

the month of August has been very good to Windows 10, as the operating system rose to a 22.99% market share, pushed by a +1.86% uptick.