Microsoft suggests businesses buy fewer PCs. No, really

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Redmond wants you using Cloud PCs instead because they offer a better sustainability story

At first flush it's an utterly bizarre argument for Microsoft to endorse, but the PC operating system giant has floated the idea that businesses buy fewer PCs.– the company that's utterly synonymous with the PC, and which together with Intel set out to have one of the machines in every home and on every office desk in the world.for a product called"Windows Frontline" that sees a single license confer the right to use up to three Cloud PCs.

The"Frontline" name hints at its purpose: Microsoft thinks this license will benefit organizations that employ shift workers in roles like customer support or healthcare. Microsoft imagines shift workers will log on for eight hours, then the next worker on duty will do likewise, and advances this as a fairer way to charge than assuming cloud PCs are used 24x7.

Px3 instead imagines that end users and their sole device to access a Windows365 Cloud PC when they're on the clock. Doing so would mean corporate PC replacement cycles could stretch to eight years! Readers will not be surprised that the research found the combination of Windows365 and a bring your own PC plan has significantly lower environmental impact and is therefore a jolly good idea.

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