Three flaws discovered in the way Microsoft's Azure-based data integration service leverages an open source workflow orchestration platform could have allowed an attacker to achieve administrative ...

Oracle Corp. is using Microsoft Corp.’s Ignite conference today to announce that it has expanded the number of its Exadata database-optimized servers and Real Application Clusters colocated in ...

Aligning cloud expenditures with strategic goals is key to avoiding unnecessary costs and optimizing budget. A robust, ...

SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Splunk, the cybersecurity and observability leader, today announced the general availability of its enterprise security, observability and platform offerings on ...

MSFT heads into Q2 earnings with Azure projecting 37% cc growth as AI partnerships, Ignite launches and new infrastructure ...

Microsoft brought a slew of networking updates to its Azure Local hyperconverged infrastructure (HCI) platform, including SDN features and network adapter additions. The biggest networking update ...

Azure introduces public preview of user delegation SAS for Tables, Queues and Files with Entra ID. Identity-based SAS reduces reliance on storage account keys and improves cloud security posture. User ...

Amid the AI-heavy headlines at Microsoft's annual conference, several behind-the-scenes updates landed that could have a major impact on how IT teams build, run and scale core infrastructure in Azure.

Microsoft has announced that SCOM Management Packs for SSRS, PBIRS, and SSAS will reach End of Support in January 2027, forcing enterprise migration to Azure Monitor.

At Ignite 2024, Microsoft announced a new hybrid and edge computing platform branded as Azure Local. Built on the solid foundation of Azure Arc, Azure Local aims to bridge the gap between on-premises ...

Microsoft has made a Bicep-based set of Azure Verified Modules generally available for its Platform Landing Zone, a move aimed at giving customers a more modular, standardized way to deploy Azure ...

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