In the case of CentOS, the kernel versions are usually at least two versions behind the latest kernel mainline version. Many Linux distributions, CentOS included, provide their own "longterm maintenance" kernels that may or may not be based on those maintained by kernel developers (releases are not hosted at ). However, CentOS does not offer the latest kernel versions in the official repository. On a CentOS system the yum package manager allows kernel updates. You may, therefore, wish to seek assistance from a qualified system administrator in case you require further assistance with upgrading the kernel on your system.
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