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IT Heroes Episode XIV: Exchange GM discusses the move to 64x Only in Exchange 12

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Interview With Exchange GM, Terry Myerson

I am really psyched about this interview. Mr. Myerson took time out of his very busy schedule to sit down and speak with me about the next evolution in Exchange Server--Exchange 12--due out before the end of the calendar year.

We spoke at length about the benefits our Exchange customers will derive from the 64 bit only implementation in Exchange 12, as well as Microsoft's strategic thinking around a 64 bit only version of the mail server. Terry also gave us a sneak peek into feature sets and what you can expect from Exchange 12.


We had a great conversation, hear it from the source!  Originally posted to the Exchange team blog . http://blogs.technet.com/exchange [6]

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