What is desktop as a service (DaaS) and how can it help your organization?
Learn what desktop as a service (DaaS) is and how to enable remote work, simplify desktop management, and optimize IT costs with it.
IT implementors
Discover how Microsoft Azure empowers IT implementers with the tools and insights to configure, maintain, and enhance system performance, ensuring seamless integration and management of cloud solutions.
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How to choose the right Azure services for your applications—It’s not A or B
Which Azure service is best to run my apps on? This is an important decision because the services you choose will dictate your resource planning, budget, timelines, and, ultimately, the time to market for your business. -
Choose the right size for your workload with NVads A10 v5 virtual machines, now generally available
Introducing the general availability of NVads A10 v5 GPU accelerated virtual machines, now available in US South Central, US West2, US West3, Europe West, and Europe North regions. -
MLOps Blog Series Part 3: Testing scalability of secure machine learning systems using MLOps
The capacity of a system to adjust to changes by adding or removing resources to meet demand is known as scalability. -
Microsoft Cost Management updates – June 2022
June is all about staying informed! From viewing cost on the go from the Azure mobile app to a new API for cost alerts and an updated schema for budget alerts. -
Azure Orbital Ground Station as Service extends life and reduces costs for satellite operators
How can Microsoft empower satellite operators to focus on their mission and enable them to continue the operation of their satellites, without making capital investments in their ground infrastructure? To answer that question, Microsoft worked alongside the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), and our partner Xplore, to demonstrate how the commercial cloud can provide satellite mission management for NOAA’s legacy polar satellites (NOAA-18)—extending the mission life of these satellites while reducing the cost of operation through Azure Orbital Ground Station as-a-Service (GSaaS). -
MLOps Blog Series Part 2: Testing robustness of secure machine learning systems using machine learning ops
Robustness is the ability of a closed-loop system to tolerate perturbations or anomalies while system parameters are varied over a wide range. -
Azure IoT increases enterprise-level intelligent edge and cloud capabilities
For Microsoft Azure IoT, our vision is connecting devices at the edge to the cloud seamlessly and securely to power innovation. -
See how 3 industry-leading companies are driving innovation in a new episode of Inside Azure for IT
In this episode, you’ll get a behind-the-scenes look at how three companies are using cutting-edge technologies like high-performance computing, Quantum, and AI to solve complex challenges, power innovation, and generate new kinds of business impact. -
Responsible AI investments and safeguards for facial recognition
Azure Cognitive Services deliver high-quality, consent-driven face recognition that developers use to power verification of human identities on mobile, desktop, and internet of thing (IoT) devices, as well as facial detection and redaction capabilities for accessibility, modern productivity, and privacy. -
Discover how you can innovate anywhere with Azure Arc
Welcome to Azure Hybrid, Multicloud, and Edge Day—please join us for the digital event. -
Simplify and centralize network security management with Azure Firewall Manager
We are excited to share that Web Application Firewall (WAF) policy management in Azure Firewall Manager is now generally available.
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