Developers

Azure Location Based Services has a new name – Azure Maps; and, as of today, I’m thrilled to announce Azure Maps’ are offered for general availability.

As containers become the modern software packaging format, software vendors need to provide their software container images in places where people would expect to discover them such as Docker…

Stay connected to your Azure resources – anytime, anywhere. The Azure mobile app gives you the freedom to access and monitor your Azure resources.

Today at the Microsoft Build Conference 2018 in Seattle, we are excited to announce several new capabilities all of which are intended to enable you to easily build your mission-critical, globally distributed apps.

On February 8, 2017, we launched Managed Disks, Snapshots, and Images, which made it easy to provision and manage disks at scale on Azure.

Today we are announcing Cognitive Search, an AI-first approach to content understanding.

As more and more serverless applications are developed, events are now the glue connecting all aspects of modern applications.

In December 2017, we announced general availability of the Azure M-series virtual machines (VM). These VMs host on the most powerful cloud hardware that is available across all public cloud providers.

We are thrilled to announce the public preview of Low-priority Virtual Machines (VMs) on VM Scale Sets. Low-priority VMs allow users to run their workloads at a fraction of the price, enabling significant cost savings.

Today Microsoft is announcing the support for PyTorch 1.0 in Azure Machine Learning Services and Data Science Virtual Machine. PyTorch 1.

Looking forward to Microsoft Build? Now you’ve got one more reason.

Today, we announced general availability of Azure SQL Data Warehouse (SQL DW) Compute Optimized Gen2 tier, the new generation of Azure SQL DW.