Starting with its upcoming release Windows 10 (October 2018 Update build 1809), Microsoft will stop releasing language packs in CAB format.
As you may know, since Windows 10 build 1803, which is the last "stable" version of the operating system, Microsoft has released the Local Experience Packs or LXP language packs. Local Experience Packs came as AppX packages and are distributed through it Microsoft Store.
Packages allow users to have various Windows features such as the Start Menu, Settings, and File Explorer in the language of their choice. In the upcoming operating system now Windows 10 build 1809, the specifics archives they will replace the classic CAB file format used by language packs.
Microsoft states:
Starting with the next major release of Windows 10, we will support language packs only as Local Experience Packs. There will no longer be .cab files for language packs. Local Experience Packs install faster and have smaller operating system (OS) footprint.
For more information you can read it official announcement of Microsoft. As for the new packages, as mentioned above you can find them at Company store.
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