Windows NT 4.0, released to manufacturing partners on July 31, 1996, marked a significant milestone by integrating the user-friendly Windows 95 interface into a 32-bit server operating system. This release, codenamed Cairo, was the last to support Alpha, MIPS, and PowerPC architectures. It laid the groundwork for future Windows versions, including Windows XP, and aimed to challenge the dominance of Unix server software. AI
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