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'''Windows 8''' is the code name for the planned release of Windows following ]. It is possible that there will be a IA-128 version for servers. As of 2009 there is no information on the release date of Windows 8. '''Windows 8''' is the current name for the planned release of Windows following ]. It is possible that there will be a IA-128 version for servers. As of 2009 there is no information on the release date of Windows 8.


Microsoft are known to be working on a ''Cloud Computing'' architecture, possibly for inclusion in Windows 8.
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Windows 8 is the current name for the planned release of Windows following Windows 7. It is possible that there will be a IA-128 version for servers. As of 2009 there is no information on the release date of Windows 8.

Microsoft are known to be working on a Cloud Computing architecture, possibly for inclusion in Windows 8.

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