We will also release IoT versions of Windows 11 and Windows Server 2022.

This has not changed with all the announcements around Windows 11, and we are still scheduled to release a LTSC version of Windows 10 IoT Enterprise in the timeframe specified in that announcement. You can read more about their announcements here. We also stated that Windows 10 IoT Enterprise will maintain a 10-year support lifecycle. In that announcement we communicated that Windows 10 Client LTSC will change from a 10-year to a 5-year lifecycle, aligning with the changes to the next perpetual version of Office. In February we announced that there will be release of Windows 10 Enterprise LTSC and Windows 10 IoT Enterprise LTSC in the second half (H2) of calendar year 2021. We want to use this blog to address questions and comments we have received over the past few days regarding Windows and the commitment around the support lifecycle. These were the words that Panos Panay wrote in the announcement blog for Windows 11 and just like him, the Windows IoT team is excited about the continued investments and developments around Windows. Windows is the place people go to create, to connect, to learn, and to achieve – a platform over a billion people today rely on.” – Panos Panay It’s the place where many of us wrote our first email, played our first PC game, and wrote our first line of code. It’s been the backbone of global businesses and where scrappy startups became household names.

“Windows has always existed to be a stage for the world’s innovation.

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