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Protect workloads still running on Windows Server 2008 and 2008 R2
Over the last couple of years, we have shared why it is business critical to migrate and upgrade apps and services running on Windows Server 2008 and 2008 R2. -
Webinar: Join Jeff Woolsey for what’s new in Windows Admin Center
This post was authored by Jeff Woolsey, Principal Program Manager. -
Announcing the general availability of Windows Admin Center, version 1910
This post is authored by Bernardo Caldas, Partner Director of Program Management, Windows Server. -
All you need to know about Windows Server at Ignite 2019
Ready, set, go! The Windows Server team is ready to make sure you are set up for success at Microsoft Ignite 2019. -
Windows Server 2019 adds support for Office 365 ProPlus
Today we’re introducing Office 365 ProPlus support for Windows Server 2019 customers with on-premises and Azure deployments. -
Windows Admin Center unleashes Server Core adoption
Since the general availability of Windows Server 2019, we have seen the fastest adoption rate of Windows Server Core in history. -
Advanced specialization for partners using Windows Server on Azure
Last week we held our annual Microsoft Inspire event welcoming partners from around the world! During the conference, we had some great sessions, including “Microsoft Azure is the #1 destination for Windows Server and SQL Server. -
Six months left to transform your Windows Server 2008 apps and infrastructure
This month, SQL Server 2008 and 2008 R2 reached their End of Support. -
25 reasons to choose Azure Stack HCI
On May 22, 2019 we had an incredible session on hyperconverged infrastructure (HCI) with Windows Server 2019 at the Windows Server Summit. -
Windows Server version 1903 now generally available
Last month, we gave everyone a detailed sneak peek into new capabilities we are releasing with Windows Server, version 1903. -
It’s all the buzz! HCI in your Windows Server environment
HCI is all the buzz nowadays! What exactly is HCI? Spelled out it’s hyperconverged infrastructure, also referred to as the software defined data center (SDDC). -
It’s time to update your Windows Server management strategy!
You’ve been hearing about all the great innovations in Windows Server 2019.