Microsoft today announced Windows Server Insider Preview build 20285. While this specific release doesn't include new features, it finally reveals the marketing name of the upcoming Windows Server version.

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Microsoft today announced Windows Server Insider Preview build 20285. While this specific release doesn't include new features, it finally reveals the marketing name of the upcoming Windows Server version.
Microsoft has released a new Server vNext build to Insiders. Build 10.0.20270.1000 from the fe_release_server branch is now available for download. It was compiled on November 24th, 2020.
In addition to Windows 10 Insider Preview build 20257 client release, Microsoft has issued a new Windows Server Preview of the same build number.
In addition to the consumer release of Windows 10 build 20206, Microsoft has also released a new server build with the same version number to Insiders. Windows Server Insider Preview build 20206 brings a few improvements to the Storage Migration Services, and SMB protocol.
Microsoft has updated hardware specifications for the upcoming Windows Server product. By this change, the Redmond software giant has made a couple of options, Secure Boot and TPM2.0 mandatory, moving them out of optional requirements.
Following the release of Windows 10 version 2004, the next generation of Windows Server has become available as well. Windows Server, version 2004 is a Semi-Annual Channel (SAC) Release, also optimized for containers.
Microsoft has released a set of ISO images for Windows Server Insiders. You can now download ISO Images for Windows Server vNext build 19624.
Microsoft is releasing a new Insider Preview of Windows Server vNext. Build 19551 includes a fix that enlightens National Language Support (NLS) components to be container-aware.