Microsoft on Thursday gave the newest Windows 10 upgrade a name, calling it the "May 2020 Update," signaling that it will launch the refresh next month.Computerworld had argued that Microsoft would be better served, and better serve customers, if it pushed back the release of Windows 10 2004, the four-digit label it had assigned earlier, by several months.
The COVID-19 pandemic and its effect on businesses, notably a massive shift to working at home, the argument went, had so stretched IT resources that adding a Windows upgrade risked breakdowns or even catastrophic failure of core business tools.To read this article in full, please click here