
In Pictures: 10 great new features in Microsoft Azure
Microsoft woos customers to the cloud with a slew of new networking, security, storage, DR, management, and orchestration capabilities
The growth of “confidential computing” approaches will help clear away any “last mile barriers” for enterprises that are concerned about processing highly sensitive data in the cloud, Microsoft Azure chief technology officer Mark Russinovich believes.
ANZ, the first — and so far only — named Australian customer for Azure Stack, Microsoft’s recently released on-premises version of its Azure public cloud service, is using the system to avoid having to move masses of data for a new application into the public cloud.
An IoT system to monitor and control farm irrigation systems developed by water management and irrigation company WaterForce, Schneider Electric and Microsoft is reducing water consumption by 30 percent and energy used for irrigation by 50 percent.
When Satya Nadella first walked the corridors of power in Redmond, he did so with a clear vision for the future of Microsoft.
The New Zealand Department of Internal Affairs approves Revera’s public cloud platforms for its All-of-Government services catalogue.
Tech giant demonstrates Microsoft Azure’s ability to provide secure cloud computing to Kiwi companies.
“No business can succeed and scale without IT innovating and transforming.”
The cloud offers infinite capacity? "We all know that isn’t true, and at some point, there is a limit to that capacity, even if it is very high."
"Deploying our solutions with Microsoft allows us to build on that momentum with a trusted global partner."