Microsoft is apparently planning to move Windows for private users to the cloud in the future. For users, this could mean that the operating system can be streamed in the subscription model in the future.
• Internal document about working on cloud-based Windows
• Windows for home users based on Windows 365
• Can be used on different devices
Microsoft is working on moving Windows completely to the cloud
Windows has been one of the most popular operating systems for home and business computers for decades. However, users of the system could face a big change in the near future. According to media reports, the developer of the user interface, the hardware and software developer Microsoft, is working on a revolutionary further development.
As reported by the US technology portal and media network The Verge, among others, Microsoft is planning a complete shift from Windows to the cloud. The Verge refers to an internal presentation by the company, which has also become known externally as part of the current proceedings by the US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) against Microsoft. The FTC is currently considering Microsoft’s acquisition of Activision Blizzard. Microsoft itself has not yet commented on the speculation about a cloud-based operating system for private users.
Model Windows 365
As per the release of The Verge, Microsoft is working on a cloud-based Windows 11 modeled on the existing Windows 365, a cloud-based operating system developed by Microsoft for corporate customers. With Windows 11, the operating system should also migrate to the cloud for private users, as reported by The Verge, citing the content of the presentation. In all likelihood, the operating system will be offered as a subscription model and streamed directly from the cloud to the end device of the user.
Always up-to-date operating system in return for monthly costs
The putative future approach to OS deployment could offer several benefits to customers:. As the technology portal Chip reports, users should always benefit from an up-to-date version of the operating system. Another advantage is the possibility of being able to stream your “own” Windows onto different devices. In addition, the requirements for operating the system on the associated hardware should be limited.
On the other hand, according to Chip, there are monthly subscription fees that customers have to pay to use the operating system and technical challenges in the event of a non-existent or poor Internet connection.
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