Ten months after launch, macOS 26 Tahoe powers 86.0% of tracked Mac installations, while macOS Sequoia has declined to 12.2%, reflecting rapid user adoption.
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The most downloaded model on Hugging Face is not a chatbot but a compact 22.7-million-parameter English embedding model. As of August 3, 2026, it had accumulated an impressive 255 million downloads, underscoring the demand for AI models beyond conversational applications.
Most Linux web servers do not disclose their distribution, with W3Techs reporting 76.7% as “Unknown” in July 2026. Among the identifiable distributions, W3Techs, Steam’s hardware survey, Stack Overflow, and DistroWatch each rank a different Linux distro as the leader, highlighting how popularity varies by use case.
The Steam Deck shipped an estimated 3.7 million units by the end of 2024 and around 4 million by its third anniversary in February 2025, according to IDC estimates reported by The Verge. Valve has not released official sales figures.
VPN use continues to grow worldwide, with 23% of internet users relying on one in 2025. Mauritius saw a record-breaking 24,001% surge in VPN demand in a single day during 2024.
Unix powers the vast majority of identifiable web servers, while Windows holds a much smaller share. Explore the market data, licensing differences, and what they mean for server deployments.
Only 36% of U.S. adults use a password manager despite growing cybersecurity risks. Explore the latest adoption statistics, market growth, and why secure password management still lags.
NPU-equipped Chromebooks accounted for 7% of shipments in 2025 and are projected to exceed 40% by 2028, reflecting the AI-driven growth shaping the Chromebook Plus category.
Mac shipments reached 25.6 million units in 2025 versus 22.11 million Chromebooks, while Apple’s $33.71 billion Mac revenue exceeded the entire $14.70 billion Chromebook market.
Intel and AMD powered 70.95% of Chromebook shipments in 2025, maintaining x86’s lead. Meanwhile, MediaTek and Qualcomm’s ARM chips captured 29.05% of shipments and are expanding at more than twice the growth rate.
Firefox held 2.26% of the global browser market in April 2026, while its share rose to 3.33% by June 2026, suggesting the browser’s long-term decline may be starting to stabilize.