Microsoft Cloud for Healthcare will be generally available on October 30, 2020
Microsoft Cloud for Healthcare will help organizations adapt and build scalable modalities of care while safeguarding patients, care teams, and
Read moreMicrosoft Cloud for Healthcare will help organizations adapt and build scalable modalities of care while safeguarding patients, care teams, and
Read moreToday, we are taking a significant step toward that goal, revealing plans for our newest sustainable datacenter region in Arizona,
Read moreA unified and enhanced Azure Certified Device program was announced at Microsoft Ignite, expanding on previous Microsoft certification offerings that
Read moreA new Event Learning Path is now available for solution architects, business decision makers, and developers interested in IoT Solutions
Read moreGeneral availability updates in Azure Cognitive Services Decision, Speech, and containers categories. Source: Azure Roadmap
Read moreAT&T powered guardian device with Azure Sphere enables customers to securely connect their devices via AT&T’s cellular network. Source: Azure
Read moreRun your workloads and get quick actionable insights right at the edge where data is created with Azure Stack Edge
Read moreNew metrics in Azure Monitor help users gain insights into performance bottlenecks caused by virtual machine or disk throttling. Source:
Read moreContinuous Integration and Delivery capabilities from GitHub Actions are now generally available in App Service Deployment Center Source: Azure Roadmap
Read moreThe new Isolated v2 SKU eliminates the per instance stamp fee and features an updated, multi-network App Service Environment. Source:
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