Most of the comments addressed the issues with the article. It mostly boils down to, Microsoft will support legacy for as long as possible (such as 16 bit apps)

Most of the comments addressed the issues with the article. It mostly boils down to, Microsoft will support legacy for as long as possible (such as 16 bit apps), some performance advantages of 32 bit OSes. And that one reader who correctly stated that some are still on 32 bit CPU architectures. But really, is nobody concerned that the author of TFA was the CTO of Backblaze and that somehow nobody stopped this awful article from being published?