Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 12 hours ago
Ask Microsoft Anything (AMA) about how AI and agents experiences come together in the Windows 365 ecosystem. Get tips on how Windows 365 AI-enabled Cloud PCs can stream a secure, consistent Windows AI experience to any device, and how Windows 365 for Agents extends Copilot Studio and Project Opal beyond chat to action—clicking, typing, and completing tasks across apps when APIs fall short.
techcommunity.microsoft.com/event/windowsevents/ama-ai-and-agentic-features-for-windows-365/4490518
This session is part of the Microsoft Technical Takeoff: Windows + Intune: https://aka.ms/TechTakeoff
1:17 – Question – Currently, AI-enabled Windows 365 Cloud PCs require a Windows 365 Enterprise SKU with at least 8 vCPU, 32 GB RAM, and 256 GB storage. Is there any possibility that this capability will be extended to other SKUs as well? It would be very useful if users could test this new AI experience on lower configurations.
3:42 – Question – What are the minimum specs to enable AI features on Cloud PCs?
4:28 – Question – How does Windows 365 for Agents differ from a standard Cloud PC?
7:24 – Question – How do agents use W365 to perform real work on Windows—what actually happens when an agent “checks out” a Cloud PC?
14:20 – Question – What reports are available to track Cloud PC performance and agent activity?
17:19 – Question – How do I right-size Cloud PCs for AI workloads?
21:04 – Question – What are the minimum requirements for using Windows 365 Agents? Additionally, can we automate the entire Windows 365 workflow, such as Cloud PC/Cloud Apps provisioning, configuration, and user assignment, by using Windows 365 Agents?
23:36 – Question – I get the value of W365 for Agents, but in one sentence: what problem do AI-enabled Cloud PCs solve for IT versus traditional Cloud PCs?
Ask Microsoft Anything (AMA) about how AI and agents experiences come together in the Windows 365 ecosystem. Get tips on how Windows 365 AI-enabled Cloud PCs can stream a secure, consistent Windows AI experience to any device, and how Windows 365 for Agents extends Copilot Studio and Project Opal beyond chat to action—clicking, typing, and completing tasks across apps when APIs fall short.
techcommunity.microsoft.com/event/windowsevents/ama-ai-and-agentic-features-for-windows-365/4490518
This session is part of the Microsoft Technical Takeoff: Windows + Intune: https://aka.ms/TechTakeoff
1:17 – Question – Currently, AI-enabled Windows 365 Cloud PCs require a Windows 365 Enterprise SKU with at least 8 vCPU, 32 GB RAM, and 256 GB storage. Is there any possibility that this capability will be extended to other SKUs as well? It would be very useful if users could test this new AI experience on lower configurations.
3:42 – Question – What are the minimum specs to enable AI features on Cloud PCs?
4:28 – Question – How does Windows 365 for Agents differ from a standard Cloud PC?
7:24 – Question – How do agents use W365 to perform real work on Windows—what actually happens when an agent “checks out” a Cloud PC?
14:20 – Question – What reports are available to track Cloud PC performance and agent activity?
17:19 – Question – How do I right-size Cloud PCs for AI workloads?
21:04 – Question – What are the minimum requirements for using Windows 365 Agents? Additionally, can we automate the entire Windows 365 workflow, such as Cloud PC/Cloud Apps provisioning, configuration, and user assignment, by using Windows 365 Agents?
23:36 – Question – I get the value of W365 for Agents, but in one sentence: what problem do AI-enabled Cloud PCs solve for IT versus traditional Cloud PCs?
