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It came from Redmond: Windows Server 2016 could rattle the competition | Ars Technica

October 25, 2016Sean Gallagher Leave a comment

Server 2016 wants to be your everything—in the cloud, data center, or server closet.

Source: It came from Redmond: Windows Server 2016 could rattle the competition | Ars Technica

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