Microsoft Starts Streaming Cloudy Apps Instead of Desktops

Not ready for Cloud PCs just yet? Microsoft will still let you stream individual apps to get you started

Microsoft’s new cloud-based apps could significantly cut down the number of licenses you need.

Microsoft starts streaming cloudy apps instead of desktops

: As old-school virtual desktop player Omnissa distances itself further from VMware

Microsoft thinks cloud PCs might be overkill, starts streaming just apps under Windows 365

As old-school virtual desktop player Omnissa distances itself further from VMware Microsoft thinks cloudy PCs might be overkill for some users, so has started streaming individual apps instead as part of its Windows 365 service. . . .

Microsoft Opens Public Preview of Windows 365 Cloud Apps

Microsoft has launched Windows 365 Cloud Apps in public preview, giving access to all users after months of private testing. The new feature allows IT admins stream individual apps, just like Outlook or Word, directly from the cloud without provisioning a full Cloud PC. This will eventually cut costs, simplify app delivery, and better support […]