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I first reported on these plans in 2021 in the article Windows 365: The cloud PC presented at Inspire. This development is not new, Windows 10 and Windows 11 are already available for commercial customers as a Windows 365 subscription. The whole thing is then to be streamed from the cloud PC to the end device. This solution is supposed to allow any user to subscribe to a Windows PC hosted in the cloud and access it from any device. The short excerpt states that Microsoft is developing a consumer version of its cloud PC streaming service, Windows 365, based on an evolution of Windows 11. Use the power of the cloud and client to enable improved AI-powered services and full roaming of people's digital experience. Move Windows 11 increasingly to the cloud: Build on Windows 365 to enable a full Windows operating system streamed from the cloud to any device. The PDF document is probably almost 40 pages long and contains the statements from the following screenshot, whereby the statement highlighted in red specifically reveals the cloud plans. The FTC is investigating Microsoft for its Xbox activities and the approval of the Activision Blizzard acquisition. The above article is based on an internal Microsoft document, which Microsoft filed with the US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) in June 2022. The whole thing could then come onto the market as Windows 365 Family in a monthly subscription.

Zack Bowden addresses it in this article when he wrote that Microsoft was working on plans to move Windows 11 to the cloud and make it available to consumers as Windows 365. Whether the project makes sense for private users is another question. This solution offers the option to generate continuous revenue for Redmond, among other things. For Microsoft, this is a logical step, which is already available as Windows 365 for enterprise environments. Microsoft plans to offer Windows 11 as a cloud operating system to private users as Windows 365 via a subscription solution has leaked. Another short addendum from last week (readers had pointed it out in comments, but I was in vacation last week).