Microsoft Azure stories - Page 9

Excelero introduces public cloud storage support for its NVMesh software-defined storage, starting with Microsoft Azure.

Adaggra will lead the company’s growth strategy in the region, spanning the company’s existing and new markets.

Global spending on cloud infrastructure services exceeded $40 billion in Q1 2021, with Amazon Web Services leading the pack, according to Canalys.

Equinix expands private network access to Microsoft Azure in Canberra, Seoul, Dubai, Rio de Janeiro, Berlin, and Bogotá.

With travel comes the requirement for flights, rental cars, and hotels. Behind all of that is a Kiwi success story by the name of Serko.

Seattle-based company Pulumi has announced version 3.0 of its Cloud Engineering Platform, which it says will unite all aspects of cloud engineering.

The new programme allows IT teams deploy secure access to legacy Windows applications so remote workers can access them as virtual apps on their desktop.

New Zealand-based IT services firm Theta revolutionized reception management with its contactless sign-in system, EVA Check-in.

IOTech has announced the launch and availability of Edge XRT, its time-critical edge platform for Microsoft Azure Sphere.

Microsoft is offering free Azure certification courses for AWS certified professionals in New Zealand. Find out more here.

Microsoft is creating a data center region in Indonesia to boost digital growth and provide skills opportunities for three million Indonesians.

Companies are turning to hybrid and multicloud technologies to foster innovation and meet evolving business needs, says Microsoft.

Microsoft has launched Azure Percept, a platform that simplifies the use of Azure AI technologies on the edge.

Microsoft aims to empower people, recognise the power of partnership, and it remains committed to security, compliance, and trust.

Through the alliance, which extends the existing collaboration between the pair, SNP aims to simplify and accelerate SAP customers journeys to SAP on Azure.

Unisys retains Microsoft Azure Expert MSP status for third consecutive year, offering flexible and secure cloud environments.

AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud, and Alibaba Cloud lead the cloud provider market, accounting for 65% of total cloud spend in the quarter.

As public cloud usage in Australia and New Zealand grows, the company says it will continue to invest locally to support businesses.

Organisations are increasingly confident in public cloud, but are struggling with cloud access, according to a report by Barracuda.

Renesas Electronics is partnering with Microsoft to expedite the development of connected vehicles using the Microsoft Connected Vehicle Platform.

JetStream Software has released its disaster recovery software, JetStream DR, which will support Microsoft Azure VMware Solution.

A release from the company claims that it is a ‘unique’ offering in the market and not available on any other cloud-based video conferencing solution.

8x8 is enhancing its communications platform with new cloud features, including improved security, collaboration, and user interface updates.

AppDynamics, part of Cisco, has been featured as an Application Performance Monitoring Partner in the Microsoft Cloud Adoption Framework for Azure.