Microsoft must be getting this close to delivering the latest Windows 10 upgrade. Last week the company began what will likely be a long-running pitch of 2004, the four-digit label, to enterprises.
Joe Lurie, a Microsoft senior product marketing manager, kicked off the drumbeat in a March 10 post to a company blog. “Here is an early peek at the great commercial features coming later this year,” Lurie wrote, implying but not outright declaring that what he plumped would be contained in Windows 10 2004.
