Microsoft SQL Server 2016 is coming 1 June 2016
News|13 May 2016
Microsoft has announced that SQL Server 2016 will be generally available on 1 June 2016. This will allow developers to build high performing mission-critical, and business critical intelligent applications with the most secure database. Transform your data into end-to-end mobile BI on any device. Take advantage of in-database advanced analytics, in-memory capabilities optimised for all workloads, and get a consistent experience from on-premises to cloud.
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