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32-bit vs. the 64-bit SQL Server performance surge

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(Serdar Yegulalp) The 64-bit platform in SQL Server is setting a new computing standard. Will you make the leap from 32-bit to 64-bit? You're certainly familiar with 32-bit, but new advantages await with the increased memory of the 64-bit SQL Server edition. Hardware upgrades are now equipped with 64-bit, so the upgrade is at your fingertips. I'll compare the two editions showing the 64-bit improvements, including sustaining a larger number of concurrent users with its increased physical memory, Analysis Services optimization and overall performance boosts.
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