This is what they mean when they talk about “Windows as a Service”

ubuysa

ubuysa

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What minimum network speed will you need for that to work I wonder? Fibre users only I guess? My 12.3Mbps won't cut it for sure. [emoji1787]
 
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ubuysa said:
What minimum network speed will you need for that to work I wonder? Fibre users only I guess? My 12.3Mbps won't cut it for sure. [emoji1787]
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It’s just like any Remote Desktop session, so bandwidth is extremely low actually.

I work for a company that offers desktop as a service, almost any device can connect to it, you can even connect over a browser on a mobile phone if you like. Our only requirement is a minimum of 4g connectivity.
 
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And the current product homepage, pricing not currently available:

Welcome to your Windows 365 Cloud PC | Windows 365

Stream your desktop, apps, settings, and content from the Microsoft cloud to any device and have a personalized Windows experience wherever you are.
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This is where Chrombooks really start coming into their own. I think most mainstream PC's will be of this ilk within 10 years.
 
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richrd

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Having buttered up with world with Microsoft Office as a service (aka Office365 subscriptions), this was only a matter of time. I fear this trend to rent every product on the cloud could backfire.
 
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