server management

Windows Server 2025 emerges as a milestone in enterprise computing, signaling not just another incremental update but a bold leap in Microsoft’s server operating system. For IT professionals, business leaders, and tech-savvy administrators, assessing the scope and value of this Long-Term...

High-availability requirements in enterprise environments have always pushed IT teams to juggle security, updates, and uptime with painstaking precision. For decades, server maintenance windows have meant nervous anticipation, late-night patching marathons, and the perpetual risk of business...

Microsoft has released the KB5059442 Safe OS Dynamic Update for Windows 11 version 24H2 and Windows Server 2025 on May 13, 2025. This update focuses on enhancing the Windows Recovery Environment (WinRE), a critical component that assists users in troubleshooting and recovering their systems. Key...

Gigabyte’s R113-C10 1U server, powered by AMD’s EPYC 4004 series, arrives at an inflection point in the world of compact, cost-effective server infrastructure. With evolving expectations for PCIe connectivity, out-of-band management, and raw per-core efficiency, this system’s value proposition...

With businesses across industries accelerating their digital transformation initiatives, the role of modern server operating systems has never been more significant. Windows Server 2022 Standard OEM 16 Core Additional POS License represents one of Microsoft’s most robust offerings in the...

Windows Server 2025, Microsoft’s much-anticipated enterprise server platform, has been on the receiving end of significant attention—though not always for positive reasons. While the operating system brings an array of security advancements, hybrid cloud integrations, and ambitious AI-capable...

For years, Omnissa – formerly the end-user computing arm of VMware, now spun off under new leadership and direction – has been known for its robust endpoint management tools. IT departments across the globe have relied on its solutions to provision, secure, and monitor fleets of desktops...

Omnissa, the newly independent company that spun out from VMware’s end-user computing division, is signaling a bold expansion beyond its historic domain. Traditionally recognized for robust endpoint management—think PCs, laptops, and mobile devices—Omnissa is now poised to reshape how...

Omnissa, the company that emerged from the acquisition of VMware’s end-user compute (EUC) portfolio, is now making a decisive push beyond its legacy as a leader in endpoint device management. Quietly, yet with significant implications for enterprise IT, Omnissa released a beta Windows Server...

Within the heart of the gaming industry’s technological fabric lies enormous complexity—and for the world-renowned Sega Europe Ltd, operating through its legendary Creative Assembly studio in Horsham, UK, the role of the Associate Systems Engineer is a cornerstone in powering creative...

For Windows system administrators and business decision makers, news of Microsoft introducing charges for security updates always garners immediate attention—and, as is often the case in the technology world, sometimes confusion. The narrative making the rounds recently is no different, sparking...

Microsoft’s recent announcements regarding upcoming changes to security update delivery for its operating systems have triggered a wave of confusion across technology news outlets, administrator forums, and social media. The conversation has largely centered around clickbait headlines that...

The announcement that reboot-free hot patching is set to expand beyond Azure and become a standard feature for non-cloud Windows Server instances signals a notable shift in the management and security landscape for enterprise IT environments. Until now, Microsoft’s hot patching...

Microsoft's introduction of a subscription-based hotpatching service for Windows Server 2025 marks a significant shift in how organizations manage server updates. This feature allows for the application of security patches without the need for system reboots, thereby enhancing uptime and...

From September 2024, system administrators exploring Windows Server 2025’s new hotpatching capabilities have enjoyed a preview period free of charge. Hotpatching—a method that allows certain security and quality updates to be applied to a Windows Server installation without requiring a...

Microsoft's introduction of hotpatching in Windows Server 2025 marks a significant advancement in system maintenance, allowing security updates to be applied without necessitating a system reboot. This feature is particularly beneficial for organizations aiming to minimize downtime and maintain...

Amid significant developments in operating system management, Microsoft has announced a major shift for one of the most lauded features previewed in Windows Server 2025: hotpatching. This transition, confirmed by multiple reputable sources including Microsoft documentation and industry analysis...

Microsoft's announcement that hotpatching support for Windows Server 2025 will become generally available as a subscription service starting July 1, 2025, marks a significant advancement in server maintenance and security. This development extends a feature previously exclusive to Azure-based...

Microsoft's introduction of a $1.50 per core monthly fee for hotpatching in Windows Server 2025 marks a significant shift in how businesses manage server updates. This new model, effective July 1, 2025, applies to organizations running Windows Server 2025 Standard or Datacenter editions on their...

Microsoft's recent decision to introduce a subscription-based model for its hot patching feature in Windows Server 2025 represents a significant shift not only for its business model, but also in the expectations and operations of enterprise IT environments. As organizations move closer to a...