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The company launched its 64-bit operating system, Windows Server 2003, here in late-April. 


The server platform is Microsoft’s most significant product "in terms of what it means for IT professionals and data centers," said Microsoft CEO Steve Balmer repeatedly during the event. 


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Microsoft attempting to make its mark in automated computing

By Alma Buelva | May 16, 2003 - 12:00am

SAN FRANCISCO, California – Microsoft is quickly catching up in the 64-bit computing space but it still has some work to do to prove its mettle in automated computing. The company launched its 64-bit operating...

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