With Windows Server 2012, Microsoft is moving to a simpler product line-up, with fewer variations in capabilities, and a greater emphasis on socket count and virtualization rights.

Virtualization is playing a big role in the rationale behind the streamlining of the product and pricing structure for the new Windows Server 2012.

The recently-released Symantec Windows Server 2012 Migration/Virtualization survey highlights similar issues to IDC's Windows NT version 5 survey from years ago.

Microsoft included a number of features and improvements for managing virtual servers in Windows Server 2012 R2 Preview.

Microsoft recently described a number of improvements to expect with its R2 version of Windows Server 2012, which may arrive as a public preview release next week.

Virtualization, Windows Server 2012 dominate Microsoft’s TechEd Hyper-V 3 is looking hot, while Windows Intune 3 has gone live.

Microsoft is touting Windows Server 2012's expanded virtualization capabilities and its ability to work with the Windows Azure cloud computing platform to deliver more than 200 public, private and ...