Microsoft today announced that Windows 10 April 2018
Update is now available for all devices across the world.
In a blog post, Microsoft praised their Artificial
Intelligence (AI) technology and the explained how AI enhanced
the rollout process.
Last year the rollout of Windows 10 Creators Update completed
in approximately three months. Windows 10 April 2018
Update, on the other hand, has already reached 250 million
devices, thanks to AI technology.
“Early returns are very positive: With over 250 million
machines on the April 2018 Update, we are seeing higher
satisfaction numbers, fewer known issues, and lower support
call volumes compared to previous Windows 10
releases,” John Cable, Partner Director of Software
Engineering, Windows Servicing and Delivery, says.
Microsoft explains that a group of Windows 10 Fall Creators
Update rollout was also powered by an AI technology.
The AI approach is apparently a good idea, and it results in
fewer failed installations.
As the entire rollout of Windows 10 April 2018 Update is
powered by Microsoft’s AI, the operating system has been termed
as the fastest-adopted version of Windows 10 so far.
The software giant says that 250 million devices are already
running. Microsoft recently revealed that approximately 700 PCs
are running Windows 10.
“As our rollout progresses, we continuously collect update
experience data and retrain our models to learn which devices
will have a positive update experience, and where we may need
to wait until we have higher confidence in a great experience.
Our overall rollout objective is for a safe and reliable
update, which means we only go as fast as is safe,” the company
said.
