https://wccftech.com/windows-10-skip-ahead-open/

As reported earlier this month, Microsoft had reset its Skip Ahead membership as the development of the upcoming Windows 10 version – codenamed Redstone 5 – is nearly at the finish line. The company had promised that it will soon open up the program again that enables Windows enthusiasts to get to test features before they can make it to even the Fast Ring Insiders. While this usually means you need a machine that isn’t your daily driver, you also get to play with features that often take years before they are released to the public – at times, they end up getting shelved too.

With Microsoft resetting Skip Ahead, the company is ensuring that more Windows users can experience the fast-paced testing that comes with being part of this program. Since it was open for such a small window last time, not many could sign up for Skip Ahead.