The way Microsoft updates Windows Server 2016 is going to get a bit of a shake-up as Microsoft continues to unify its Windows development and deliver new features on a regular basis.
Just as is already the case with Windows 10 and Office, Windows Server is going to receive twice-yearly feature updates.
This new policy addresses one of the big unknowns of Microsoft’s unified Windows development. The desktop version of Windows 10 has picked up, for example, new features for the Hyper-V virtualization platform; these are features that server operators might well want.
