Introducing Microsoft Windows365 Cloud PC

Welcome to your Windows 365 Cloud PC

Stream your apps, data, content, settings, and storage from the Microsoft cloud with Windows365

Windows 365 is stored in the company’s data centers and delivered to user PCs or tablets as a service or Windows as a Service.

Microsoft Corp. unveiled a new version of its flagship operating system called Windows 365 that is stored in the company’s data centers and delivered for users to access a version of the software that is fully set up on their personal computers or tablets.

The cloud-based product fees companies and users from having to install Windows and their various apps, data and settings on every machine they’d use. It will be a good choice for employees working from home, as well as interns or contractors who need a fast and temporary setup that can easily be wiped when they leave, Jared Spataro, a Microsoft vice president, said in an interview.

The software will work on machines running Google’s Android or Apple Inc.’s iOS and Mac operating systems. Windows 365 is intended for users who just want to point and click to set up their cloud-based service, Spataro said.

Microsoft will charge a monthly per user fee and there will be three preset tiers depending on computing power and storage, although that can be customized more specifically for different prices. Users can size up and down without having to buy a new PC, and can also choose between Windows 10 and the next version, Windows 11, when it’s available later this year.