Run a higher-resource Windows desktop in Microsoft’s cloud with an allocation of 8 vCPU, 32 GB of memory, and 128 GB of storage. This configuration is suited to users whose desktop applications, browser workloads, development tools, or large working sets need more memory and compute capacity than an entry-level cloud desktop. The Cloud PC retains an assigned user environment rather than functioning as a shared remote-session desktop. Windows 365 Enterprise places the Cloud PC within an organization’s Microsoft cloud environment, allowing administrators to assign the service to individual users and manage the device alongside the organization’s endpoint estate. Users can connect to their assigned Cloud PC from supported endpoints through a web browser or the Windows App, keeping the same desktop environment available across locations. The cloud-hosted model separates the user’s working environment from the local endpoint while retaining a familiar Windows desktop experience. Microsoft 6B4F2F79A00A-1Y specifies the 8 vCPU, 32 GB memory, and 128 GB storage configuration with a 1-year subscription term. Within the Windows 365 Enterprise range, the defining distinction is its 32 GB memory allocation paired with 8 virtual CPUs, giving memory-intensive user workloads more headroom than lower-capacity configurations. It is a cloud service subscription, not a physical PC or endpoint device.