While Microsoft announced the different editions of Windows 8
that will be available today, they also confirmed that Windows Server 8
will now be called “Windows Server 2012″ and have committed to
launching it by the end of this year.
At Microsofts’ Management Summit, Corporate Vice President Brad
Anderson spoke to around 5,000 IT professionals about the opportunities
provided by Microsoft to deliver fast and reliable services with cloud
computing. He announced Microsoft System Center 2012 which is now available for purchase. It allows users to set up their own secure private cloud network.
In conjunction with this, he also announced that Windows Server 2012
is a “fully cloud optimised OS” that will integrate very well with cloud
computing. He claimed that “nothing Microsoft has ever done has ever been as ambitious” as the features that have been incorporated into Windows Server 2012.
Microsoft released Windows Server 2012 back in March, around the same
time as the Windows 8 Consumer Preview was released to the public. Of
course, there hasn’t been half as much coverage of Windows Server 2012
because as we all know, the corporate side of things is never
as glamours as the consumer side.
Since Microsoft are expected to release Windows 8 this year, and now
they’ve gone and promised that Windows Server 2012 will also be released
this year, I can only assume that they will be releasing them around
the same time. Of course Windows 8 will be launched to a massive
marketing campaign, where as Windows Server 2012 will be a small little
side note for the corporate scene to pick up on.
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