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Microsoft makes it easy to access a Windows 10 virtual PC on any device, including smartphones and tablets. According to a report from ZDNET, Microsoft will launch a cloud PC service in June or July that will allow users to access a Windows remote desktop and software like Office. The report suggests that the Redmond, Washington-based software powerhouse may offer a new way to experience its flagship Windows 10 on any device through Azure-based service. However, you have to pay a monthly fee to access a remote Windows 10 desktop along with software like MS Office. [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fGtBLD-ORqQ[/embed] Microsoft currently offers Windows Virtual Desktop, but the new service will be part of Microsoft's 365 experience. The new service could be beneficial for those who frequently switch devices and want to access their PC on any mobile device, the report said. The company has not yet confirmed the existence of its rumored “cloud PC”. However,

As many companies find new ways to extract data from their networks of connected Internet of Things (IoT) devices to improve process monitoring, customer interactions, and efficiency, they are becoming increasingly reliant on cloud environments. The following case studies illustrate how multiple companies are integrating their IoT devices into the cloud to improve their business: See More: The Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) Market 5 IoT Cloud case studies 1. Coca-Cola drink As one of the major bottlers in the Coca-Cola ecosystem, Coca-Cola Içecek (CCI) serves more than 400 million consumers in 10 countries in Central Asia and the Middle East. CCI sought to improve the efficiency of its 26 bottling lines, starting with the inputs of their clean-in-place (CIP) equipment to model a twin digital bottling line. "Our CIP is an everyday production process and crucial for the hygiene and quality requirements of the industry," says Burcu Hacioglu, Digital Twin Product

As many companies find new ways to extract data from their networks of connected Internet of Things (IoT) devices to improve process monitoring, customer interactions, and efficiency, they are becoming increasingly reliant on cloud environments. The following case studies illustrate how multiple companies are integrating their IoT devices into the cloud to improve their business: See More: The Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) Market 5 IoT Cloud case studies 1. Coca-Cola drink As one of the major bottlers in the Coca-Cola ecosystem, Coca-Cola Içecek (CCI) serves more than 400 million consumers in 10 countries in Central Asia and the Middle East. CCI sought to improve the efficiency of its 26 bottling lines, starting with the inputs of their clean-in-place (CIP) equipment to model a twin digital bottling line. "Our CIP is an everyday production process and crucial for the hygiene and quality requirements of the industry," says Burcu Hacioglu, Digital Twin Product