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Microsoft looks beyond Windows Server 2008
May 16, 2007
While the software giant is mum on what follows Vista on the desktop, it does lay out plans for Windows Server.
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Ballmer: More 'Live' services on the way
November 8, 2005
Microsoft's Steve Ballmer said the company is considering a Live counterpart to its Windows Server operating system.
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Windows Server 2003 gets second update
March 15, 2007
Service Pack 2 for OS includes bug patches, enhancements to functions ranging from network performance to wireless security.
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Microsoft makes Linux pact with Novell
November 2, 2006
Former software foes pledge to work together to help Windows world and Linux world interoperate. Video: Ballmer outlines Novell dealPhoto: Shaking hands on Linux
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Microsoft puts its server software to the test
June 28, 2007
Servers running an early version of company's Windows Server 2008 operating system are powering Microsoft.com.
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Microsoft releases Windows Server update
March 31, 2005
Two of the most notable enhancements are a built-in firewall and the security configuration wizard, which helps automate server lockdowns.
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Microsoft, Citrix strike patent-sharing deal
December 21, 2004
Patent cross-licensing and access to source code will help Citrix tie a closer knot with Windows Server.
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Microsoft snaps up desktop management firm
October 2, 2006
Buys DesktopStandard, whose group management tools plug into the access and identity management features in Windows Server.
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Gates: 40 million Vista copies sold
May 15, 2007
During WinHEC keynote, Microsoft chairman also announces several new partners for its Windows Home Server product, including Gateway and Medion.
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Windows Server 2003 R2 nears completion
August 31, 2005
Microsoft says it's reached the near-final, Release Candidate 0 (RC0) stage for the update to its server operating system.
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Microsoft nears release of 64-bit Windows
December 7, 2004
Company unveils a near-final test version of updates to its Windows and Windows Server operating systems.
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Microsoft targets Apache Web server
June 7, 2005
With Longhorn Server, giant will look to grab share from the popular open-source Apache Web server.
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Microsoft previews Avalon graphics engine
January 15, 2005
Public can now view Windows presentation engine, an integral part of Longhorn. But Microsoft says the code is still rough.
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Oracle plugs into Windows Server system
February 22, 2006
Oracle creates add-ons to manage mixed Microsoft and Oracle networks.
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Microsoft foes lukewarm on Windows licensing
December 22, 2004
EU orders Microsoft to license Windows Server communications protocols. Most competitors just shrug.
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Server 'roles' to save companies headaches, not cash
May 16, 2007
Microsoft says customizing Windows Server 2008 should help businesses, but bill for a single-purpose server is unlikely to be less.
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Windows Firewall flaw may hide open ports
September 1, 2005
Flaw in security application may prevent users from seeing all the open network ports on a Windows XP or Windows Server 2003 computer.
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Attackers dig into zero-day flaw
November 7, 2006
Limited attacks are already emerging for the "extremely critical" flaw in ActiveX Control, Microsoft acknowledges.
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Microsoft makes Unix changes
September 1, 2005
Will build more Unix features into future versions of its Windows Server OS and cease work on its separate Services For Unix product.
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Microsoft launches PowerShell, sets timeline for Longhorn
November 16, 2006
Strategy for the next version of Windows Server is underlined with the formal launch of the PowerShell scripting engine.
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