Read all the Latest News, Breaking News and Assembly Elections updates here.You may, or may not, have heard the murmurings about Microsoft’s new Cloud PC – Windows 365.
Users can choose to stream a PC with up to eight CPUs with 32GB of RAM and 512GB of storage. The costliest plan at $162 per month will get business users a cloud PC with 8 CPUs, 32GB of RAM and 512B of storage. Prices go up gradually to include more CPUs, RAM, storage, and bandwidth (for business users). The same will cost enterprise users $41 and $50. Cloud server equivalent of 2 CPUs with 8GB RAM will cost $45 (roughly Rs 3,300) and $54 (roughly Rs 4,000) to business users for 128GB storage and 256GB storage, respectively. For 256GB storage, business users will pay $44 (roughly Rs 3,300) per month, and enterprise users will pay $40 (roughly Rs 3,000) per month. For 128GB storage, business users will have to pay $35 per month and enterprise users will pay $31 (roughly Rs 2,300) per month. Plans for a cloud PC instance equivalent of 2 CPUs with 4GB RAM start at $28 (roughly Rs 2,000) per user per month for enterprise users and $32 (roughly Rs 2,400) for business users for 64GB storage. The plans start at a price of $20 (roughly Rs 1,500) per user per month for a cloud PC instance equivalent of a single CPU with 2GB of RAM and 64GB storage. The pricing revealed by Microsoft has multiple plans for both business and enterprise users.
Now, the company has revealed the complete Windows 365 pricing for business or enterprise-level subscriptions. Earlier, Microsoft had revealed one pricing option to give us an idea - the company said that a $31 (roughly Rs 2,300) per month plan per user will get access to a cloud PC with the equivalent of two CPUs with 4GB of RAM ad 128GB of storage. The Windows 365 Cloud PC solution from Microsoft comes as a way to allow businesses to facilitate hybrid and remote work with an experience that is not bound by the kind of device someone is using. Microsoft has opened the availability of Windows 365 cloud PC setup that lets users access Windows 10 and Windows 11 on the cloud via a web browser.
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