Microsoft has set 12 March as the release to manufacture date for the six new versions of its server operating system, paving the way for a shipping date of 29 April. The six versions of Windows ...

Windows is often the whipping boy when it comes to server platforms. But many in the industry now admit that Windows Server 2003 offers some significant breakthroughs over earlier versions of ...

Microsoft Corp. Wednesday did some housekeeping by releasing two planned software updates, including a second release of the Windows Server 2003 OS. The company made Windows Server 2003 R2 available ...

Microsoft Corp. has long seen the value in providing computing and server solutions to small and midsize businesses, although only recently has it put more of its industrial-strength marketing ...

eSpeaks host Corey Noles sits down with Qualcomm's Craig Tellalian to explore a workplace computing transformation: the rise of AI-ready PCs. Matt Hillary, VP of Security and CISO at Drata, details ...

With one year until Microsoft pulls the plug on Windows Server 2003 support, Hewlett-Packard is mounting a massive partner-led offensive with the software giant to upgrade a big chunk of the 11.7 ...

Microsoft late Wednesday released Windows Server 2003 Service Pack 1, a collection of security enhancements that aligns the server with the latest release of the Windows XP desktop client. In addition ...

With this month’s Patch Tuesday round of security fixes, Microsoft has ended its support for the Windows Server 2003 operating system. “For anyone who still runs Windows 2003, I hope it is where no ...

Windows Server System truly helps you do more with less. At Microsoft, we believe our role is to engineer out complexity and costs and incorporate operating system innovations into a deeply-integrated ...

Microsoft Corp. made Windows Server 2003 R2 generally available yesterday to users and partners and will make it available in the near future to volume licensing customers with Software Assurance ...

On the off chance that you’ve had your nose buried in a book, or you’ve been away on some desert isle with no contact with civilization, I want to tell you that last week was a big week for Windows ...