A Microsoft confirmou que o Service Pack 2 (SP2) do Windows XP será lançado ainda neste semestre - porém o Windows Update Services (WUS) foi adiado para o segundo semestre de 2004. O progresso do dsenvolvimento dos softwares foi dito por Make Nash, vice-presidente da Unidade de Tecnologia e Segurança da Microsoft.
Microsoft plans a broader distribution of the beta of its Windows XP Service Pack 2 and remains on schedule for shipping final code in the first half of this year--but has pushed back the release of its Software Update Services 2.0 until the second half of 2004. The progress report was issued Tuesday by Mike Nash, corporate vice president of the Security Business and Technology Unit, during his monthly Webcast on security matters.
Nash said he and a select number of developers have had access since November to the Windows XP Service Pack 2 beta, but soon a broader number of corporate testers will gain access. "Not everyone can get [the beta version]," said Nash, acknowledging growing customer demand to test in-house the Windows XP security update. "Over time, we're broadening the beta--and very shortly."
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