Microsoft reveals name of new Windows Server
Microsoft settles on imaginatively titled Windows Server 2008 to replace Windows Server 2003.
Microsoft has let slip the name of its next server operating system to replace Windows Server 2003 on one if its French websites.
The website mistakenly revealed the name of its forthcoming Windows Server 2008 last week. The site was publicising the Windows Hardware Engineering Conference (WinHEC) in Los Angeles where it was to unveil the name of the new server OS. It has since then removed all references to the product.
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