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Microsoft woos customers to the cloud with a slew of new networking, security, storage, DR, management, and orchestration capabilities

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New Azure IoT offering makes the physical, virtual

Microsoft will next month launch a public preview of an Azure IoT service that helps businesses build a digital representation of a physical environment.
Microsoft wages war on passwords

Microsoft is “declaring an end to the era of passwords,” according to Frank X. Shaw, the company’s corporate vice president, communications.
Microsoft explores AI’s potential to tackle humanitarian crises

Microsoft has launched a program aimed at leveraging artificial intelligence (AI) technologies to aid humanitarian causes.
10 hot hybrid-cloud startups to watch

With few enterprises using purely private or purely public cloud infrastructure, a range of startups has emerged to meet unique hybrid-cloud needs for management, storage and virtualisation
Microsoft pushes machine learning to the edge

Microsoft’s new Azure edge computing offerings are helping customers extend the reach of its cloud-based machine learning services, according to Clayton Fernandez, the company’s global director, Internet of Things.

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Secure Azure as Microsoft meets NZ Govt cloud computing criteria

Tech giant demonstrates Microsoft Azure’s ability to provide secure cloud computing to Kiwi companies.
Next-generation of enterprise computing underway as Microsoft empowers IT professionals

“No business can succeed and scale without IT innovating and transforming.”
Just think, what if there was a run on resources at AWS and Azure?

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."
Australian firms embrace Microsoft Azure - are Kiwis next?

"Deploying our solutions with Microsoft allows us to build on that momentum with a trusted global partner."