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The rollout for the Windows 11 2023 Update (23H2) has begun. As the major Windows functions were already introduced a month ago under 22H2, not much will change. Especially not in Europe.
On further enquiry as to whether this was due to the DMA, the company said:
We are working on an ambitious timeline to bring Copilot for Windows to the EEA in full compliance with the DMA, and we will continue to work with the European Commission as this compliance effort moves forward.
To that end, Microsoft emphasised that it has begun implementing and testing changes. The company hopes to "bring certain services into full compliance with the EU's Digital Markets Act by March 2024".
The update essentially brings the following innovations, which have not yet been published in advance:
Those who have not already received it in advance via a 22H2 update will also receive the following with 23H2 (list contains the most important new features):
If you have not already received the new update automatically, you can trigger it in the settings under "Windows Update/Check for Updates".
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Show allMicrosoft has been distributing the 23H2 update for Windows 11 since yesterday, although the biggest innovations are no longer really new. This is because Microsoft already released associated features, such as Copilot, in advance for 22H2 and began rolling them out a month ago. However, the new AI assistant, which also signalled the end for Cortana, has not yet been allowed to launch in Europe. This will not change with the installation of the latest update. This essentially just gives Windows a new version number. Well, there are still two or three new features that are interesting.
The reason why Copilot will probably not find its way onto European Windows PCs until 2024 lies with the legislator. More specifically, the European Union's Digital Market Act (DMA) is delaying the launch. When asked, Microsoft told Dr.Windows that Copilot will go online in the "European Economic Area (EEA) as soon as we can provide a service that complies with EEA rules".
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