What is the Windows App? + GPU support coming to Windows 365

Microsoft Mechanics Podcast

Provide powerful Windows experiences on any device based on individual needs. Get a unified experience from the Windows App:

• Windows 365- provision Cloud PCs from Intune and manage them just like physical devices, and users get a full, secure desktop accessible from any device, anywhere.
• Microsoft Dev Box- provision cloud-based developer workstations for specific projects, that can be customized with the tools and the code you need.
• Azure Virtual Desktop-provision and manage full virtual desktops and remote apps. Choose any VM configuration and deploy multi-session shared VMs.

New to Windows 365, take a closer look at options for more powerful GPU-enabled Cloud PCs, as well as AI-powered Cloud PC re-sizing recommendations. Scott Manchester, who leads the team for Windows 365 and Azure Virtual Desktop at Microsoft, highlights all the latest updates to Windows 365.

► QUICK LINKS:

00:00 - Unified access with the Windows App 00:53 - Behind the experience 01:55 - See it on a Mac 03:12 - Security controls 04:02 - Browser experience 04:58 - Connect to Cloud PC with a mobile device 05:47 - Updates to Windows 365- use GPU-enabled Cloud PCs 07:56 - Cloud PC sizing recommendations 09:36 - Wrap up

► Link References

Apps and web experience at https://aka.ms/WindowsApp

Sign up for the preview at https://aka.ms/win365GPU

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