IT implementors

In our current environment, organizations are increasingly looking towards digital solutions to engage their customers and remain competitive.

The trend toward the use of massive AI models to power a large number of tasks is changing how AI is built and applied to enable powerful new capabilities.

Today, we’re excited to tell you about even more capabilities that can help you along on your cloud native journey to Kubernetes on Azure.

Cloud migrations are an effective way to drive operational efficiencies and to flip capital expenses to operational.

Across Microsoft, we are helping a new generation of technology workers develop the right level of skills. Recently, Microsoft announced the availability of new virtual learning programs.

Azure Service Bus simplifies enterprise messaging scenarios by leveraging familiar queue and topic subscription semantics over the industry driven AMQP protocol.

The way we work and live has changed. Over the last several months, enterprises have had to shift their strategy from physical first to digital first and accelerate their digital transformation to enable remote productivity, reduce costs, or rapidly address new opportunities.

Azure landing zones in the Microsoft Cloud Adoption Framework for Azure are designed to accelerate efforts to map, modernize, or even reimagine the operating model.

Across the globe, businesses are emerging into a new normal, eager to restart or rebuild, but still operating in uncertain times.

Azure Arc is a preview service that enables users to create and attach Kubernetes clusters both inside and outside of Azure. Azure Arc also enables the user to manage Windows and Linux machines outside of Azure the same way native Azure Virtual Machines are managed.

Many companies are reaching for net zero emissions, but we’re taking it even further.

This post is designed to get you thinking about how best to validate typical failure conditions, including examples of how we at Microsoft validate our own systems.