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Microsoft knows every company is waiting for SP1. So they just release the beta version as RTM, then release SP1 in a few months… just like what they did for SQL Server 2012
What a shame.
We’re already in the process of delivering a SharePoint 2013 solution and we’re certainly not going to wait for SP1, so let’s hope this is not the MS strategy for SharePoint 2013 🙂