Windows Server 2016 is here
News|7 October 2016
Windows Server 2016 is the cloud-ready operating system which supports your workloads and utilises the latest technologies that simplifies your transition to the cloud. The new release delivers capabilities to enable you to create a more flexible and cost-efficient datacenter using software-defined compute, storage and network virtualisation features that are inspired by Microsoft Azure.
The enhancements are designed to safeguard your business by giving you the ability to control and limit access, granular encryption so that all the data is secure and that you stay compliant, and provide protection against rogue admins or people trying to hijack your data. It is also designed to improve your efficiency and productivity with storage spaces, helping you to manage your costs by enabling you to use a broad range of storage options, as well as highly scalable and fast containers for application virtualisation capabilities.
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