Amazon WorkSpaces Applications now offers images powered by Microsoft Windows Server 2025, enabling customers to launch streaming instances with the latest features and enhancements from Microsoft’s newest server operating system. This update ensures your application streaming environment benefits from improved security, performance, and modern capabilities.
With Windows Server 2025 support, you can deliver the Microsoft Windows 11 desktop experience to your end users, giving you greater flexibility in choosing the right operating system for your specific application and desktop streaming needs. Whether you’re running business-critical applications or providing remote access to specialized software, you now have expanded options to align your infrastructure decisions with your unique workload requirements and organizational standards. You can select from AWS-provided public images or create custom images tailored to your requirements using Image Builder.
Support for Microsoft Windows Server 2025 is now generally available in all AWS Regions where Amazon WorkSpaces Applications is offered.
To get started with Microsoft Windows Server 2025 images, visit the Amazon WorkSpaces Applications documentation. For pricing details, see the Amazon WorkSpaces Applications Pricing page.
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Source: Amazon Web Services
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