Sounds like you're commenting on the headline without actually reading the article. The article is about speculation that future versions of IE will no longer

Sounds like you're commenting on the headline without actually reading the article. The article is about speculation that future versions of IE will no longer use the Internet Explorer rendering engine, and instead use either Webkit or an internally developed rendering engine code named Gazelle. It proceeds to detail the backwards-compatibility challenges Microsoft faces in this endeavor. The article does all of this without once predicting the demise of Microsoft or its browser product.