Q&A: Microsoft's Windows Server chief on Linux, 64-bit computing

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May 27, 2004, 4:44 PM — In this interview, Bob Muglia, head of Microsoft's server division, discusses how he sees his products stacking up against Linux, and on what the future of 64-bit computing will look like.

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