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Microsoft reinforces Melbourne DC region with new Azure AZ - Vimarsana News

Microsoft reinforces Melbourne DC region with new Azure AZ

Expected to bring resilience up to 99.99 per cent uptime SLA.

Microsoft to launch Azure Availability Zone in Melbourne - Vimarsana News

Microsoft to launch Azure Availability Zone in Melbourne

Microsoft has announced it will launch a new Azure Availability Zone (AZ) in Melbourne to improve infrastructure redundancy in the vendor’s Au...

Source: crn.com.au
Microsoft to reinforce upcoming DC resiliency with Auckland Azure AZ - Vimarsana News

Microsoft to reinforce upcoming DC resiliency with Auckland Azure AZ

Expected to bring resilience up to 99.99 per cent uptime SLA.

Microsoft Hong Kong partners with NWD to help robotics and AI start-ups - Vimarsana News

Microsoft Hong Kong partners with NWD to help robotics and AI start-ups

Microsoft Hong Kong has partnered with development and investment company New World Development Company’s (NWD) Eureka Nova to create an...

Microsoft commits to expanding Azure Availability Zones in 2021 and beyond - Vimarsana News

Microsoft commits to expanding Azure Availability Zones in 2021 and beyond

Microsoft commits to expanding Azure Availability Zones in 2021 and beyond Microsoft is growing its Azure Availability Zone footprint significantly in this calendar year and beyond to provide broader datacenter failure protection. March 17, 2021 -- 16:57 GMT (09:57 PDT) | Topic: Cloud Microsoft announced Azure Availability Zones for datacenter-failure protection in March 2018, starting with US Central and France Central. Availability Zones are located inside Azure regions and offer independent power source, ...

Source: zdnet.com