Gain enhanced security and performance with Windows Server 2025—now in preview
We are excited to announce that Windows Server 2025 is available in public preview and ready for you to download in the Evaluation Center.
Microsoft Mechanics to bring you the latest on new server options
As technologists, it can be hard to keep up whether it’s to do with understanding new server options or the growing ubiquity of technology approaches for resource management and automation. Beyond the news and our blog announcements, it makes sense that you may want to see the technology for yourself, get broader context and understand the potential application without having to dedicate hours of your time to learn more.
Today marks the launch of Microsoft Mechanics, (www.microsoft.com/mechanics) our official new show and video platform for IT professionals and tech enthusiasts. Shows comprise informative demos, how-tos and insights from the engineers and tech leaders behind our technology each Wednesday or as news breaks, all in around ten or so minutes.
Our first show airs Wednesday, October 28th with “An Early look at containers in Windows, Hyper-V and
Azure” – with Mark Russinovich
Stay informed, subscribe to Microsoft Mechanics to get updates on the latest shows and follow us on Twitter to take part in our launch sweepstakes.
Enjoy!
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