Windows Server 2025 Standard

Microsoft Windows Server 2025 Standard – 16 Core License Pack

Microsoft Windows Server 2025 Standard – 16 Core License Pack is a server operating system version optimized for organizations and businesses requiring powerful performance, high security, and flexible application support. With numerous outstanding enhancements, this version not only improves operational efficiency but also ensures the security of your IT system.

Superior Security, Minimizing Risks

Microsoft Windows Server 2025 Standard integrates multiple layers of protection into the operating system, enhancing security and minimizing business risks. Its advanced security features are designed to safeguard the system against external threats while ensuring the safety of internal data. This makes it an ideal choice for organizations that require a secure and stable IT environment.

High Efficiency with Hyper-Converged Infrastructure

With Hyper-Converged Infrastructure (HCI), this software enables the development and expansion of data center infrastructure flexibly. HCI tightly integrates computing, storage, and networking resources, helping businesses achieve optimal performance, reduce operational costs, and scale efficiently as demands grow.

Supporting Application Development and Modernization

Microsoft Windows Server 2025 Standard provides a robust platform for developers and IT professionals. With built-in support for containers and microservices, this version allows the creation of cloud-native applications and the modernization of traditional applications. This enables businesses to optimize existing applications while leveraging modern technology to meet the rapidly changing market demands.

The Ideal Version for Non-Virtualized Environments

The Standard edition is suitable for businesses with low-density or non-virtualized environments. This version supports:

• Unlimited Windows Server containers (without Hyper-V isolation).

• Two Windows Server containers with Hyper-V isolation, offering flexible application deployment capabilities.

Licensing is based on the Per Core/CAL model. Note that users must have a Windows Server CAL license to access the server.