Core Viewpoint - Microsoft has officially introduced native NVMe storage support in Windows Server 2025, breaking a long-standing architectural limitation and moving away from traditional SCSI compatibility mode [1]. Group 1: Performance Improvements - The introduction of native NVMe support has led to a significant performance enhancement, with IOPS (Input/Output Operations Per Second) increasing by approximately 80% when comparing Windows Server 2025 to Windows Server 2022, based on tests with Intel dual-CPU and Solidigm 3.5TB NVMe devices [2]. - The CPU resource consumption for each I/O operation during 4K random read workloads has decreased by about 45%, allowing the system to run more virtual machines or business applications [5][6]. Group 2: Impact on Applications - The performance improvements are particularly beneficial for I/O-intensive applications such as SQL databases, Hyper-V virtualization environments, AI/ML data analysis, and high-performance file servers [6]. Group 3: Activation Process - Although the feature is built into Windows Server 2025, it is set to "off" by default for compatibility reasons, requiring manual activation [7]. - The system must be Windows Server 2025, and users need to install cumulative updates from October 2025 or later to enable this feature [10]. - Users must modify the registry to activate the feature and restart the server to complete the process [12]. Group 4: Verification of Activation - After restarting, users can verify successful activation by checking the Device Manager; if the NVMe SSD is listed under "Storage Disks" instead of "Disk Drives," the activation was successful [13].

Group 1 - Elon Musk becomes the first individual with a net worth exceeding $600 billion, primarily due to the doubling of SpaceX's valuation, with potential to become a trillionaire in the future [1] Group 2 - Apple is expected to unveil numerous software features in iOS 27, including expanded health services and enhanced Siri AI capabilities, as revealed by leaked early version code [2] Group 3 - AMD CEO Lisa Su's visit to Lenovo's headquarters in Beijing may pave the way for further collaboration between the two companies [3] Group 4 - Huawei's CEO He Gang hints at "double surprises" for the nova 15 series, with speculation about dual red maple lenses for both front and back cameras [4] Group 5 - The Huawei Mate X2 series foldable phone receives an upgrade to HarmonyOS 4.2.0.182, enhancing user experience and incorporating security patches [5] Group 6 - A report indicates that global HDD contract prices are set to rise approximately 4% in Q4 2025, marking the largest increase in eight quarters, driven by changes in China's procurement strategies and a surge in US AI infrastructure [11][12] Group 7 - Longsys launches the Ling·Trend mobile SSD, featuring magnetic attachment and a 20Gbps interface, available in three capacities: 1024GB, 2048GB, and 4096GB [13] Group 8 - Sapphire calls on AMD and other GPU manufacturers to provide chips and memory, seeking greater design freedom, a situation that also applies to NVIDIA's board partners [14] Group 9 - The BAIC Arcfox Alpha S (L3 version) is confirmed to use Huawei's QianKun intelligent driving ADS system, as part of the first batch of L3 conditional autonomous driving models approved in China [15] Group 10 - Microsoft announces that Windows Server 2025 will natively support NVMe storage, resulting in an approximately 80% increase in IOPS performance [16]

Group 1 - Microsoft acknowledges a defect in its Windows Update Standalone Installer (WUSA) that affects the installation of updates for Windows 11 24H2 and Windows Server 2025, primarily impacting enterprise users [1][3] - The issue arises when multiple .msu files are present in a network shared directory, causing WUSA to fail in locating the update packages due to path resolution errors [3] - Microsoft suggests that the problem can be avoided if only a single .msu file is in the shared directory or if the update package is downloaded to a local hard drive before installation [3] Group 2 - Some users experience a temporary "need to restart again" message after installation, which Microsoft confirms as a known display anomaly that resolves automatically without additional action [3]