They don't want to cut their costs. This is the current business model: never give people what they want all the time, keep them on the upgrade treadmill. Dissa

They don't want to cut their costs. This is the current business model: never give people what they want all the time, keep them on the upgrade treadmill. Dissatisfaction leads to further sales, ensuring repeat business in lieu of actually meaningful improvements to the user experience. Look at the piss-poor resource consumption of a piece of software like Microsoft Teams, for all the speed and architectural improvements, the software a lot of people use has regressed. Nothing much has changed for the average desktop or laptop computer other than better battery life in recent years.