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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 128bit (IA-128) release. 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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