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New Enterprise Server Takes Shape, Gets New Name: Windows 2002
Posted by Philipp on: 2001-04-30 21:18:02 [ Print | Permalink ]

In an address to the Gartner Group´s "Windows 2000 and Beyond" conference today, John Enck, Gartner´s research director of server strategies, revealed that Microsoft´s enterprise server products, previously code-named "Whistler," will be released under the name Windows 2002.

In February, Microsoft announced the official product name of Windows XP, the company´s next-generation desktop operating system, which had previously shared the Whistler code name with the server products.

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