Research by Lansweeper shows Microsoft's stringent hardware requirements still at play
He said that even if enterprises are prepared to upgrade their PC fleet to meet the system requirements of Microsoft's latest OS, there are"broader issues affecting adoption that are out of Microsoft's control."
"Global supply chain disruption has created chip a processor shortage, while many are choosing to stick with what hardware they have at the moment due to the global financial uncertainty." PC CPUs certainly aren't in short supply now, if anything computer makers are finding themselves in a position where they are seeking out demand rather than fighting it off with a stick, as end user businesses consider their budgets in light of worsening economic conditions., as more and more corporates start to consider replacing aging systems. Generally, enterprises wait for 18 months after an OS was released before they adopt it.
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