Microsoft announces Windows 365 cloud service availability, pricing: All you need to know
There are two versions of Windows 365 that will be available - Windows 365 Business and Windows 365 Enterprise.


Microsoft Windows 365[/caption]There are two versions of Windows 365 that will be available - Windows 365 Business and Windows 365 Enterprise. As per the company, Microsoft 365 will provide the Windows experience via the cloud including access to apps, data, and settings. Windows 11 can be accessed once it releases later this year.Only business users, who won’t require a Windows PC of their own, will have access to Windows 365 this time. Cloud PCs can be configured by enterprises and businesses with up to eight CPUs, 32 GB of RAM, and 512 GB of internal storage. It supports all the lines of business apps - Microsoft 365, Microsoft Dynamics 365, Microsoft Power Platform. Microsoft has also ensured app compatibility with App Assure, a service that will help customers with 150 or more users fix app issues at no additional cost."Our vision for a Windows 365 Cloud PC is to deliver a new way to experience Windows through the power of the cloud—while solving both novel and traditional challenges for organisations. This new paradigm isn’t just about allowing and securing remote access. The user experience is more important than ever for attracting and retaining talent, improving productivity, and ensuring security", says Microsoft's blog post.The monthly subscription plan for each user starts at $20 (approximately Rs 1,500) and can go up to $158. (roughly Rs 11,700). Users can expect Windows 365 to work with all modern web browsers, including Microsoft Edge, Google Chrome, Firefox, Apple Safari, Opera, and Vivaldi.

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