Explore Microsoft’s latest licensing updates for Apr–May 2025 including Entra, Copilot, and Cloud PC changes. Contact ITAA to understand the business impact.
Microsoft has released a new wave of Product Terms updates in April and May 2025, reflecting continued expansion into AI, secure connectivity, and vertical-specific solutions. In this article, we explore the most important changes and what they could mean for your organization.
As organizations increasingly rely on VPNs and secure access, Microsoft clarified how it allocates bandwidth for Global Secure Access.
🔗Learn more:
👉 Global Secure Access remote network connectivity – Global Secure Access | Microsoft Learn
👉 Remote Desktop Protocol bandwidth requirements Azure Virtual Desktop – Azure | Microsoft Learn
Microsoft designed Dragon Copilot for healthcare providers to
🚨Risk Consideration:
However, widespread use depends on legal and ethical clarity. Handling biometric data (e.g., voice recordings) requires explicit consent from both healthcare professionals and patients. Therefore, there are GDPR implications, and legal advice is recommended before rollout.
🔗Further reading:
👉 How do we process biometric data lawfully? | ICO
👉 What is Microsoft Dragon Copilot? | Microsoft Learn
To support organizations running legacy systems, Extended Security Updates (ESUs) are now available for Windows 10 running in the cloud—covering the entire support lifecycle.
🔗Read more:
👉 Lifecycle FAQ – Windows | Microsoft Learn
Copilot for Sales integrates Microsoft AI capabilities into CRM systems—including Dynamics 365 and Salesforce—to boost productivity with minimal compliance risk.
🔗References:
👉 What’s New in Microsoft Copilot for Sales: April 2025
👉 Welcome to Microsoft 365 Copilot for Sales | Microsoft Learn
👉 Code of Conduct for Microsoft AI Services | Microsoft Learn
Microsoft’s new Cloud PC Operating System (Windows CPC) underpins Windows 365 Frontline, aimed at shared device environments and thin clients.
👉 Introducing Windows CPC: Microsoft’s Bold Cloud-Based Operating System | Windows Forum
Microsoft also made minor structural edits and clarifications across the site. Notably, the following caveat was added to some Microsoft 365 licensing terms:
“May not be available in all sales channels and geos. May require engaging with a Microsoft representative to place an order.”
Licensing and compliance need not be a burden. At ITAA, we specialise in interpreting Product Terms and translating them into cost-effective, compliance-aware, and strategic licensing solutions.
Whether you are planning a renewal or adapting to a product change, our consultants can help you understand how these updates affect your current agreements, licensing plans, and future procurement —and how to turn them into an advantage.
Read the rest of our summaries on Microsoft Product Terms updates for 2025 here:
Robert Wright, Microsoft Consultant
Robert Wright is an ex-Microsoft auditor turned Licensing Consultant. He focuses on license compliance with a strong emphasis on cost-saving strategies. With a proven track record, he excels in optimizing licensing portfolios across various industries, particularly in the public sector.