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It was binning, pure and simple. Microsoft wanted to charge more for server workloads, so they did. Of course what's happened since is the rise of consumer gra
by bitwize 3y ago
It was binning, pure and simple. Microsoft wanted to charge more for server workloads, so they did.
Of course what's happened since is the rise of consumer grade NT systems starting with Windows XP. So these days they bundle a lot of crudware with consumer Windows that they don't with the server editions.