Microsoft Windows Server 2022 Standard – 16 core retail retail key sent instantly

Windows Server 2022 offers advanced multi-layered security, hybrid capabilities with Azure, and a flexible application platform.
In this release, we provide secure kernel capabilities to protect the hardware, firmware and capabilities of the Windows Server operating system against advanced security threats.
Secure Kernel Server uses technologies such as Windows Defender System Guard and virtualization-based security to reduce the risk of firmware vulnerabilities and advanced malware.
In addition, this release enhances secure connectivity with new features such as faster and more secure HTTPS connections, industry-standard SMB AES 256 SMB encryption and more. Windows Server 2022 also advances hybrid server management with improved VM management, an advanced event viewer and new capabilities in Windows Admin Center. This release brings significant enhancements for Windows containers, including reduced image sizes for faster downloads, easier network policy enforcement and containerization tools for .NET applications. Edition and installation selection: Users downloading the full ISO will need to select an edition and installation option. The ISO evaluation is available for Datacenter and Standard editions. The Datacenter edition is the most complete edition, with new data center-specific features (shielded virtual machines, direct storage spaces and software-defined networking), as well as offering unlimited server virtualization. Installation options: Server Core: This is the most recommended installation option. It is a compact installation that includes the essential Windows Server components and supports all server functionality, although it does not have a full graphical interface.
Licensing information: requires a minimum of 8 core licenses for each physical processor and a minimum of 16 core licenses for each server.
Therefore, this license can activate up to 2 physical processors.
Standard Edition provides rights for up to 2 operating system environments or Windows server containers with Hyper-V isolation when all physical server cores are licensed.
For each additional 1 or 2 VMs, all physical cores on the server must be licensed again.