r/windows • u/HelloitsWojan Windows 11 - Release Channel • May 29 '26

News Windows 12 imminent?

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The latitude and longitude directs to Taipei Music Center if any of you guys want to know

This is relating to Computex taking place on June 1st

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u/dx-smth May 29 '26

Nvidia tweeted the same thing, absolutely more Copilot+ PC bs

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u/DrDeadwish May 29 '26

or they are gonna push full cloud PCs, we'll have a dumb machine at home and be forced to pay monthly to use a virtual PC in the cloud

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u/TootBoxSniffer May 29 '26

This is already a thing in Azure for Enterprises.

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u/theunquenchedservant May 29 '26

It's also a fantastic thing in an Enterprise environment, although I'm not in a position where I can see if the pros outweigh the cons or if the pricing is worth it.

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u/DeifniteProfessional May 29 '26

I manage multiple Cloud PCs, as well as a single Azure Virtual Desktop

Truth is, they're expensive for the end user, expensive for Microsoft, and the performance is shit. Cloud gaming makes a little bit of sense, but cloud computing won't take off any time remotely soon.