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2nd technical preview of next-generation Windows Server 2016!

Microsoft recently released the second technical preview of its next-generation Windows Server product, commonly referred to as Windows Server 2016.




So far, there hasn’t been much talk from Microsoft about the next version of its Windows Server product, although the company did release a technical preview. Microsoft is expected to demonstrate Windows Server 2016 at its Build conference in San Francisco this month.
The move to delay final Windows Server’s next release until 2016 comes as a surprise. Microsoft typically releases its client and server operating systems close together, and with Windows 10 set to launch later this year, many industry watchers expected to see Windows Server vNext around that same timeframe.

Download the preview here!

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