Windows 10 Pro for Workstation PCs Details Leak

Terminal week, Microsoft ended up having to apologize later it managed to accidentally release internal builds of Windows 10 to Windows Insider PCs and mobile devices. While this may have angered some who then had to await to set their wrongly updated machines, a few users inevitably took the opportunity to see if the internal builds held any secrets. It turns out they did!

As reported by The Verge, a brand new edition of Windows x has been discovered by Twitter users TheGrandMofongo and AndItsTito. This version is called Windows 10 Pro for Workstation, and evidence of the new build comes in the form of two slides describing the expected features.

The slides make it clear that this is a version aimed squarely at ability users running server grade hardware. With that in mind, in that location's support for Microsoft's proprietary file system ReFS, which stands for Resilient File System. It's the replacement file system for NTFS and introduces integrity checking, information scrubbing, protects against information degradation, and boasts congenital-in handling of difficult disk failure and redundancy. All of which sounds like a wishlist for business users and server-focused environments.

ReFS is also optimized for handling large volumes of data. Microsoft is complimenting that with the inclusion of the SMBDirect protocol, which is a high throughput, low latency and low CPU utilization file-sharing protocol. Information technology means large amounts of information tin can be shared very quickly beyond networks, and just as chiefly, faster than all existing versions of Windows x.

Performance away from data is also a focus, so Microsoft is optimizing for "typical compute and graphics intensive workloads." That's useful because in that location's also expanded hardware support allowing for upwardly to four CPUs and 6TB of memory per PC. Existing versions of Windows 10 only back up a maximum of two CPUs. Microsoft is besides promising more advancements in the future and those listed in a higher place are just a starting indicate.

For now, this is just an unconfirmed new version of the OS, only one backed upwards by some very articulate bear witness and an proclamation is likely imminent. It's unclear if the proper noun will end upwards existence final as the first slide suggests it's placeholder. The name Windows x Pro for Advanced PCs is also listed in the build. I doubtable Workstation will win out, though.

Source: https://sea.pcmag.com/news/15920/windows-10-pro-for-workstation-pcs-details-leak

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