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The virtual storage company delivered the four P’s of marketing with yesterday’s announcement: Product — VMware Community Source, Virtual Disk Interface, Management Interface, Hypercall Interface; Place –…
I’ve recently seen some articles that have been speculating that we will be including “Monad” in the upcoming release to Windows Server Longhorn, and that we have…
I can’t substantiate the “world’s first” claim, but I was interested to read Victor’s academic paper on 64-bit computing. Victor hails from the School of Electronics and Computer…
Hey everybody, As you probably heard by now, today we released the Beta 1 of Windows Vista, which is the next version of the Windows client operating…
There’s a new (June 27) benchmark for SAP-SD, three-tier Internet configuration. See more here: http://www50.sap.com/benchmarkdata/sd3tier.asp. The benchmark used SQL Server 2005 (64bit) on Windows Server 2003 Enterprise x64 Edition, running…
We had a good question come back through the blog the other day – “How do you support ABE on clustered file servers?” Although our plans for…
With its transition from Mainstream Support, today marks the first day (of at least 1,825 – five years’ worth) of Windows 2000 Server’s Extended Support Phase. Windows…
Maybe not as monumental as Charles Kurault or Phish, but Windows x64 has logged many a mile in the past months. If you haven’t see the show…
I thought I would share a little story about my HUGE security oversight with my home SBS 2003 system. I thought it might be good to both…
Following up on Joseph’s post last week, some first-time customers of Windows Server Update Services have asked something to the effect of “why can’t I see patches for Office…
Hello – I’m Joseph Dadzie, group program manager for Software Distribution technologies in the Windows Server team. My team is currently responsible for the infrastructure behind Windows…
From a journalism perspective, I’ve been a fan of Cynthia Webb’s for some time. Her Filter column for The Washington Post was ahead of its time and…
