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Microsoft announced changes to their Windows as a Service release channels for businesses as Windows 10 Creators Update reaches its readiness for broader deployment.
Understand the CBB support stance for Windows 10
The Redmond company has decided to extend support for the original version of Windows 10 out until May instead of ending it on 26 March 2017.
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Understand how Nano will be supported given its CBB status.
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Since the initial release of Windows 10 back in July of 2015, that initial version of Windows 10 is about to be shuffled out of its role as one of the two CBB releases. That means no further updates in just a little more than 60 days.
Can you skip a CBB in production? Technical yes but in reality, really no!
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The designation of a feature update for Windows 10 as the Current Branch for Business sets in motion several items for business and organizations.
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Find out how new branches are deployed to Nano Server.
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Learn how Windows Server 2016 uses CBB and LTSB.
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Microsoft announced a bunch of information about Windows Server 2016 (WS2016) at the Worldwide Partner Conference on July 12th in Toronto including how Microsoft will service, or release new features, to Windows Server 2016 after general availability.
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