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Microsoft .NET 7 Released With Better Linux Support, Improved Performance

Written by Michael Larabel in Microsoft on 9 November 2022 at 08:00 AM EST. 42 Comments

Microsoft on Tuesday released .NET 7 with improved Linux support, better performance, and many new features throughout this Microsoft platform stack.

Microsoft .NET 7 brings improved performance, enhanced .NET support on Linux throughout, native support for ARM64, developer productivity enhancements, better cross-platform mobile/desktop app support, HTTP/3 improvements for cloud native apps, 64-bit IBM Power support on Linux, and a variety of other run-time improvements.

Downloads and more details on the Microsoft .NET 7 release via the Microsoft Developer Blog.

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