Windows 365 Business provides a Cloud PC capacity profile defined by 4 virtual CPUs, 16 GB of memory, and 512 GB of storage. It gives administrators a named resource configuration to assign where a user needs more than a minimal desktop profile for active business workloads. The configuration is part of the Windows 365 Business service rather than a physical endpoint or a local Windows license. Select this capacity where the Cloud PC must accommodate concurrent business applications, larger working sets, and files within its allocated 512 GB storage. The 4 vCPU and 16 GB memory profile makes the selected resources explicit before assignment. It fits organizations standardizing user desktop capacity in the Microsoft cloud while retaining a clear per-user configuration target. Microsoft 040213D0F9EB identifies the Windows 365 Business configuration with this exact combination of compute, memory, and storage. Within the Windows 365 Business range, the resource combination is the differentiator: capacity is set at 4 vCPU, 16 GB, and 512 GB rather than left as a generic Cloud PC selection. Match these three values to the capacity required for the intended user profile.