Thought leadership

Last September, at SNIA’s Storage Developer’s Conference, I presented a prototype of the Project Denali SSD.

Selecting a secure cloud services provider is one of the most fundamentally important decisions customers make. Customers must build their applications and services upon a secure trusted foundation.

Azure helps provide a highly secure foundation, built from the ground up, to host your infrastructure, applications, and data.

Conversational systems are rapidly becoming a key component of solutions such as virtual assistants, customer care, and the Internet of Things.

Providing a rich GUI for Azure Data Lake Storage (ALDS) resources management has been a top customer for a long time, we are thrilled to announce the public preview for supporting Azure Data Lake Storage (ADLS) in the Azure Storage Explorer (ASE).

Voice is the new interface driving ambient computing. This statement has never been more true than it is today. Speech recognition is transforming our daily lives from digital assistants, dictation of emails and documents, to transcriptions of lectures and meetings.

If you are building an IoT solution in the cloud, chances are your focus is on the devices and what you can accomplish with them.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has emerged as one of the most disruptive forces behind the digital transformation of business.

Every second counts when you are under attack.

How do you go about answering those perplexing questions such as what secure hardware to use? How do I gauge the level of security? How much security do I really need and hence how much premium should I place on secure hardware?

I have been continuously getting requests from customers, colleagues and partners around what to consider when migrating applications to Azure PaaS service but more specifically to the App Service.

Here are some tips for keeping your resolution to learn Azure, and you don’t have to wait for 2018 to start.