Road Map to Microsoft Exchange 2019
In other news, Microsoft announced that Exchange 2019 is on the way with a predicted release in the second half of 2018. Given the recent track record of Exchange versions, it is likely that we will see Exchange 2019 in October 2018, along with releases for SharePoint and Skype for Business. Among the titbits revealed is that Microsoft will support solid-state storage for Exchange, a marked difference from the recent focus on low-cost JBOD.
Figure 2: Exchange 2019 announcement (image credit: Microsoft)
For more detail : https://aka.ms/ex2019tap
Announcement: @MSFTExchange Server 2019! #msexchange #MSIgnite pic.twitter.com/8upXnpzKAo
— Microsoft Exchange (@MSFTExchange) September 26, 2017
Exchange is now 21 years old and Exchange 2019 will be the 10th product version. It is good to see Microsoft reinforce their commitment to the on-premises community. Time will tell just exactly what new technology Microsoft puts into Exchange 2019.
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