Microsoft: 'Large majority' of customers won't be affected by Windows Server 2016 licensing plans
Most customers will have 'more cores than they need' insists vendor
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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