Whatever size your business is, now is the time to bite the bullet and upgrade to Server 2008

We reckon these less-than-hyped titles might just be the real stars of 2008. Yes, and we're not just talking about GTA IV.

Redmond promises to make servers easier to use for businesses with up to 50 PCs.

As an administrator, one of the things I really like to do is access my servers remotely - why travel to work when there's no need to, and how much nicer to just log in and fix the problem from home?

It's only 1 client license, but if you want to play with Windows Server 2008, here's a relatively cheap way of doing it.

Software giant promises easier installation for database users.

Low-cost version of Windows Server to be pre-installed on entry-level hardware for small firms.

The scope of events in Beijing 2008 is somewhat admirable, given that many previous Olympic titles have tended to concentrate on running and swimming events

Steve Ballmer trumpets 'most secure enterprise platform ever'.

Longhorn arrives in late February, along with a cringe-inducing "Heroes Happen Here" launch slogan..

Whether you're upgrading a server, cutting back on IT support, or considering VOIP, small business IT expert Wayne Small identifies the big technology decisions affecting small business in 2009.

Technet and other Microsoft fan bases are, as of today, able to download the Windows Server 2008 R2 Release Candidate (RC).

Impressive and free antivirus and antispyware package

Impressive and free antivirus and antispyware package

Impressive and free antivirus and antispyware package

Impressive and free antivirus and antispyware package

Let's be careful out there.

Virtualisation touted for servers and desktops.

Virtualisation touted for servers and desktops.

Is Redmond's attack on the virtualisation market a re-run of its browser fight with Netscape 10 years ago?