The Windows Resiliency Initiative includes core changes to Windows that will make it easier for Microsoft’s customers to recover Windows-based machines if there’s ever another CrowdStrike-like incident.

Quick Machine Recovery' mode will let IT administrators remotely fix a Windows machine even if it's unable to boot. Microsoft also teases a public preview of a security layer without kernel access.

Microsoft detailed new cybersecurity features that will both help bricked Windows devices recover faster and alter how companies access the root of the Windows system. Why it matters: The changes will likely help prevent another global outage similar to the CrowdStrike incident in July.

Microsoft has officially unveiled its plans to launch a new miniature PC that's even smaller than Apple's Mac Mini, and streams Windows from the cloud.

Announced today at the Ignite developer conference, the new Windows 365 Link gives access to Microsoft's suite of 365 apps on the cloud, and will only cost $349.

Microsoft’s $349 Windows 365 Link streams Windows 11 from the cloud, offering secure, compact hardware for enterprise users with dual 4K support and AI tools.