Microsoft: 'Large majority' of customers won't be affected by Windows Server 2016 licensing plans
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Microsoft has hit back at criticisms of its new licensing plans for Windows Server 2016 - which will feature a per-core, as opposed to per-socket, model - insisting "the large majority of customers will...
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