Continuous integration servers for .NET applications? [closed]

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But I'm interested in .NET instead of Java. I've mostly heard of people using CruiseControl.NET for CI of .NET applications but I've also heard that Hudson is a better CI product. Has anyone used Hudson for .NET CI? Can anyone recommend any other CI Servers that work well with .NET?

UPDATE

Bonus points for a free CI Server...

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I can HIGHLY recommend TeamCity! And especially after their newest release 6.0, its amazing how much you can put into one product.

http://www.jetbrains.com/teamcity/

And its even free for smaller teams up to a certain amounts of configurations.

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Hudson has no problem with .NET.

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Team Foundation Server ... the 2010 version has great CI