What’s new in Azure Backup
This past week at Ignite, we announced many new capabilities in Azure Backup to help customers scale their data protection to the evolving needs of their business.
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Azure NetApp Files cross region replication and new enhancements in preview
As businesses continue to adapt to the realities of the current environment, operational resilience has never been more important. -
NFS 4.1 support for Azure Files is now in preview
Azure Files is a distributed cloud file system serving Server Messaging Block (SMB) and REST protocols. -
5 ways to optimize your backup costs with Azure Backup
Achieving cost efficiency in your cloud usage is more critical today than ever before. -
Microsoft and TSMC announce Joint Innovation Lab to accelerate silicon design on Azure
Right now, every industry and every customer is going through a massive transformation, and cloud computing is often a central enabler of this. -
Share big data at scale with Azure Data Share in-place sharing for Azure Data Explorer
Azure Data Share in-place Sharing for Azure Data Explorer, now generally available, enables you to share big data easily and securely between internal departments and with external partners, vendors, or customers for near real-time collaboration. -
NFS 3.0 support for Azure Blob storage is now in preview
To enable customers to run NFS based applications at scale, we are announcing the preview of NFS 3. -
Announcing the general availability of Azure shared disks and new Azure Disk Storage enhancements
Today, we’re announcing the general availability of—enabling you to migrate your existing on-premises Windows and Linux-based clustered environments to Azure. -
Run high scale workloads on Blob storage with new 200 TB object sizes
Azure Blob storage is a massively scalable object storage solution that serves from small amounts to hundreds of petabytes of data per customer across a diverse set of data types including logging, documents, media, genomics, seismic processing, and much more. -
Azure Files support and new updates in advanced threat protection for Azure Storage
A year ago we announced the general availability of advanced threat protection for Azure Storage, to help our customers better protect their data in blob containers from the growing risk of cyberattacks. -
Achieve higher performance and cost savings on Azure with virtual machine bursting
Virtual machine bursting, which is enabled by default, offers you the ability to achieve higher throughput for a short duration on your virtual machine instance with no additional steps or cost. -
Advancing Microsoft Teams on Azure—operating at pandemic scale
Scale, resiliency, and performance do not happen overnight—it takes sustained and deliberate investment, day over day, and a performance-first mindset to build products that delight our users.
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