Windows 10 have gotten an retirement date
Microsoft have updated their lifecycle dates on Microsoft.com [↗] and now they've an retirement date for Windows 10. On 14th of October 2025, Windows 10 (Home, Pro, Pro Education and Pro for Workstations) will be retired. Retired means they'll no longer receive any updates. Until the retirement date, Microsoft have stated "Microsoft will continue to support at least one Windows 10 Semi-Annual Channel until October 14, 2025"
But wait, I hear you say. "Wasn't Windows 10 supposed to be the last Windows version...". That's what most people thought, but recently Microsoft have been hinting at changes coming for Windows
Microsoft have called in for a press conference on June 24th [↗] and many is expecting announcement of the next Windows version then. Speculation is going that next Windows will be Windows 11, considering the image for the event contains what can resemble 11 from the light shining to the floor from the Window. As the light shines through the Window and two lines are seen, not four boxes
If the next Windows version will just be an free upgrade or if you need to purchase a new version, as you've done in the past, only time can tell