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Microsoft wants to put Windows PCs fully in the cloud – but what will that mean for you?

Posted on June 29, 2023August 27, 2023 By bot

Microsoft wants to put its Windows operating system fully in the cloud, or at least that’s the suggestion – going by recently-revealed information from a company presentation that took place last year.That ‘state of the business’ presentation from June 2022 has just come to light as part of the FTC vs Microsoft hearing that’s currently underway, The Verge reports. It includes a lot of talk about the cloud relating to business and gaming, but also to consumers who use
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