Microsoft has begun providing Windows 365 subscriptions for cloud-based personal computers. This costs a minimum of EUR 18.20 / 24 USD per month per user and a maximum of EUR 147.50 / 162 USD per month per user, depending on the setup. In addition, there are limits or fees associated with data flow.

Windows 365 is touted by Microsoft as a "cloud PC," which allows you to stream programs and documents to any device you have access to. This should, for example, provide a solution for employees who wish to log in from their home computer to a computer that is located at the company's headquarters. Windows 365 may be accessed from a variety of devices, including smartphones, tablets, and other mobile devices.

The pricing has now been published by Microsoft. Companies or organizations who wish to make use of the subscription can select from a variety of options, which in turn decide the costs. It costs 18.20 euros per month per user for the lowest subscription plan. There will be 2 GB of RAM and 64 GB of storage capacity available in this configuration. The prices rise in direct proportion to the expansion of these settings. 147.50 euros per month is required for the most costly plan, which includes 32 GB of RAM and 512 GB of storage.

Users are no longer restricted to using only Windows-based applications with Windows 365. They have the ability to install additional applications on their computers, just like they would on any other computer. In addition, the system must be able to operate at breakneck speed. According to Microsoft, customers may instantly resume their previous activities when the computer has booted. Changing devices does not affect the condition of your cloud PC, according to the company.