Microsoft is looking to further blur the lines between local PC experiences and the cloud with some new features it plans to add to Windows 365, its cloud PC service. Officials announced some of these features – minus any kind of delivery-date targets or details on how they’ll be delivered — during the company’s “Windows Powers the Future of Hybrid Work” virtual event on April 5.
Microsoft made its Windows 365/Cloud PC service generally available last August. Windows 365 is a cloud-based virtualization service that builds on top of and complements Azure Virtual Desktop.
