Microsoft Azure services are experiencing increased latency due to undersea fiber cuts in the Red Sea. The disruption has ...

Microsoft has confirmed that Azure cloud services are now functioning normally after disruptions caused by damage to undersea ...

A series of undersea fiber-optic cable cuts in the Red Sea have disrupted internet connectivity across parts of Asia and the ...

A series of fiber optic cable outages in the Red Sea this week disrupted internet services across Europe, Asia, and the ...

Knox, the largest and longest-running managed federal cloud provider, today announced the availability of its FedRAMP ...

Microsoft restores Azure after Red Sea cable cuts; services stabilised as MFA rollout to boost cloud security continues.

Microsoft’s Azure cloud services were disrupted over the weekend by several undersea cable cuts in the Red Sea.

Microsoft said its Azure cloud platform is working fine and its network traffic has not been interrupted from the recent Red Sea cable cuts.

The ultimate plan is to shift to using GitHub Copilot, effectively ditching the preview of Copilot that shipped with SSMS 21.

Overview: Microsoft’s exclusive OpenAI partnership strengthens Azure’s AI capabilities, giving it a competitive advantage in ...

Cloud customers left reeling as forecasts leap hundreds of percent Some Microsoft Azure customers have had a worrying few days after a problematic account migration caused forecast costs for the cloud ...

Company upgrades data protection offerings as organisations grapple with increasingly complex cyber attacks and the impact of ...