Detail on the upcoming Windows 8 client and Windows Server 8 operating systems are scarce at best, especially considering only the official information coming directly from Microsoft.
Jeff Woolsey, the Principal Program Manager Lead for Windows Server Virtualization shared some additional info this week around the hypervisor technology (Hyper-V) in Windows Server 8, and also recalled the first demo of Windows Server 2008 R2’s successor.
Essentially, along with the commitment that Windows Server 8 will support more RAM than ever before, Woolsey is also stressing that Hyper-V will play nice with an increased number of virtual processors and will allow for unlimited virtual machine replication.
“We are keenly aware that our customers want more virtual processors within a virtual machine...