The new Windows Server vNext build 25941 for Windows Insiders is now available to download, but the change log for the new build is the same as the previous Insider Windows Server release.
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The second Windows Server vNext Preview build within a month is out on ISO and it's available in 18 languages. This build continues development of the next-gen Server Edition, release details inside.
Thes first Windows Server vNext build of the year is out with the typical ISO and its available in 18 languages. Microsoft says the Azure VHDX edition ran into some issues and will be updated later.
This month's Windows Server vNext includes a Datacenter: Azure Edition, with the typical ISO and bits available in 18 languages. There are no known issues reported with this final build of the year.
Microsoft has announced the release of Windows Server Preview Build 25066. It also mentions that in this preview, the "branding has not yet been updated and remains as Windows Server 2022".
Microsoft released a new cumulative udpate to Windows 10 Insiders in the Dev channel, bringing build 21390.1000. The company adds that it will mostly release servicing updated for the next few weeks.
Microsoft released Windows 10 Insider Preview build 19582 to the Fast Ring today. It contains updates to the Eye Control feature and Your Phone updates. It also has a few fixes and known issues.
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