Microsoft made a $349 hardware client to connect to Cloud PCs

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made a $349 hardware client to connect to Cloud PCs

Accessing and securing the cloud is a necessity for companies and

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has taken another step by announcing the Windows 365 Link device. According to

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, “it enables desk-based users to work securely on a familiar Windows desktop in the

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Cloud with responsive, high-fidelity experiences.”

Windows 365 Link is a small, lightweight device that

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claims can immediately wake from sleep, boot up in seconds and locally process video conferencing solutions like

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Teams. It doesn’t store local data or apps, has security baseline policies enabled and doesn’t allow for individuals to disable security features. Plus, logging in requires

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Entra ID along with the

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Authenticator app or USB security keys.

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’s new device also works with dual 4K monitors, an audio port, four USB ports, an ethernet port, Bluetooth 5.3 and Wi-Fi 6E. The Windows 365 Link is currently available in preview but should come to select areas in April 2025 for $349.

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