In-Depth Windows Server 2025 Is (Almost) Here Many more new features than last release, explained in detail: "Maybe Microsoft has realized that not everything is in the cloud, and giving attention to ...

New servers licensed with Windows Server 2003 R2 Datacenter Edition will now have the license rights to run an unlimited number of virtualized Windows Server instances.

To test the Windows 10X emulator, Brien needed to figure out how to configure Hyper-V to run on a Windows 10 virtual machine. Here's how he made it work. Windows Server has long included support ...

If you face a Windows Server slow performance issue, you can upgrade the hardware, such as Memory or the Processor. More ...

Microsoft has released Windows Server 2016, and it's replete with yummy virtualization goodness. While there is a lot of good packed in to the announcement, Server 2016 also marks the adoption of many ...

Server-virtualization software imposes no constraints on the versions of Windows Server operating system (or Linux) that you place in each virtual machine (although a completely new version of ...

Hands on with Windows Server “8” beta: a new look, with virtualization center stage Windows Server "8" takes some design cues from its desktop cousin.

Virtualization is playing a big role in the rationale behind the streamlining of the product and pricing structure for the new Windows Server 2012.

The Microsoft developer preview of Windows Server 8 is well along in functionality. Here are some of the top attractions.

Today, Microsoft officially releases Windows Server 2012, the first of its latest wave of new operating systems. It shares a few things with the upcoming Windows 8 client operating system ...

It's due to debut within 180 days of the first-quarter launch of Windows Server 2008, but in May, Microsoft lopped off some major virtualization features to meet the deadline.

Microsoft has clarified how licensing for its current version of Windows Server works when paired with virtualization software. However, customers may face a whole new set of licensing rules once ...