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The Microsoft Server 2008 R2 is an excellent solution for fast file and print sharing and system backup. The Microsoft Windows Small Business Server 2008 integrates the Microsoft Server 2008 R2 and Exchange 2007 into a single solution at an affordable price. The Exchange Server 2007 delivers greater mobility without sacrificing performance or security. It is an ideal platform for e-mail, Internet connectivity, remote access and support for mobile devices with built-in security, anywhere access to e-mails and mobile messaging with faster performance, and operational efficiencies.


Windows Server 2008 R2 Standard is the new Microsoft 64-bit server system and it much faster than the older 32-bit Windows server systems. It processes more data per clock cycle and offers direct access to more virtual and physical memory than 32-bit systems which results in further performance advantages. It is the most robust Windows Server operating system to date. Continue reading “Microsoft Releases a new 64-Bit Standard Windows Server As Support for Windows 2000 Servers Ends” »

Today, 64-bit processors have become the standard for systems ranging from the most scalable servers to desktop PCs. Technology changes rapidly and 64-bit processors are now the norm in the business world of today. Virtually all new Hewlett Packard and other servers ship with 64-bit processors. You can take full advantage of these systems by using 64-bit editions of Microsoft Windows products and Hewlett Packard Servers. Continue reading “Get in the Fast Lane with 64-Bit Computing” »
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