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Microsoft really really hated open source some time ago. Now they seem to have embraced it, however some still think that might be an attempt to EEE.
Still, I suppose Microsoft doesn't think replacing the Windows default filesystem is a sound investment at this point even if the political resistance to such a change is, supposedly, gone.
Also NTFS is constantly evolving and it's not the same as 30 years ago.
Microsoft has a replacement called reFS but I don't know what happened to it
It's sorta kinda usable but not really? Its main purpose seems to be ~~causing permanent data corruption in~~ ISCSI storage for Veeam backup appliances.
You got that right!!
It's sort of around, but it seems to be more aimed at servers than consumer machines.