Windows 365, a new service announced today at the Microsoft Inspire conference, is basically an unintentional riff on the Yo Dawg meme: Microsoft put Windows in the cloud so you can run a Windows ...

A year ago, Microsoft announced Windows 365, a service that allows businesses to securely stream the full Windows experience as the OS is hosted on the Microsoft Cloud. This essentially means that ...

Windows 365 is here, and it allows anyone to set up a virtual Windows 10 or Windows 11 install in the cloud, making it accessible from any device, whether that be a Windows PC, iPad, Android, or Mac, ...

Microsoft this week announced various Windows management and service improvements. The service improvements apply to organizations using Windows 365 and Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD) services, and ...

Microsoft recently unveiled Windows 365, its new PC-as-a-service offering that allows users to stream a Windows desktop to any of their devices and from any location. Instead of hosting the operating ...

Microsoft on Monday announced the "general availability" commercial release of Windows 365, its newest desktop-as-as-service product. Microsoft is now rolling out Windows 365 for use by organizations ...

Microsoft officially took the wraps off its newest virtualization service on July 14 with the debut of Windows 365 and Cloud PC. This new service, built on top of Azure Virtual Desktop, will allow ...

Microsoft's take on desktop-as-a-service is more than just a cloud-based version of Windows. It also allows the company to offer up ersatz hardware — virtual machines running on a vast cloud of Azure ...

Earlier this week, Microsoft has shared guidance on securing Windows 365 Cloud PCs and more info on their built-in security capabilities. The guidance is broken down into actions customers can take to ...

Microsoft finally announced the general availability of Windows 365 just a couple of days ago to much fanfare. It also allowed users to enroll in free trials for the service and in fact, the option ...

Actually, it’s not. And before you interrupt me again, let me explain what’s going on with Windows 365. First, as promised, Microsoft this week published Windows 365 pricing. It starts at $20 per user ...