Microsoft is broadening the charter of its Windows Desktop Virtualization service and simultaneously changing the name of this Azure-based service to 'Azure Virtual Desktop.'
Starting August 2, Microsoft will start selling subscriptions to virtualized Windows desktops, apps, data, and settings as part of a new Windows 365 service connecting to a Cloud PC 'experience.'
Microsoft's 'Cloud PC' desktop virtualization service seems to be on tap to debut the week of July 12, which is the week of Microsoft's annual Inspire partner conference.
Microsoft isn't sharing pricing for its just-announced Windows 365/ Cloud PC service until early August. But the pricing of one of its lower-end SKUs seemingly has leaked already.
Microsoft finally is rolling out a key promised component of its Windows Virtual Desktop service which it first showed off back in 2018.
Microsoft seems to be getting closer to launching its Cloud PC desktop virtualization service. It also is making moves toward revamping the Windows 10 app store, according to a new report.