It has been an incredible year for Azure confidential computing, working with partners and customers, that has culminated in our confidential computing offerings becoming publicly available.
As we approach Consensus 2017, it is with great pleasure that we announce support for complex blockchain network deployments for many more blockchain and distributed ledger protocols on Azure, including HyperLedger Fabric, R3 Corda, Quorum, Chain Core, and BlockApps, to further our goal and meet
We are excited to announce expansion of our blockchain infrastructure services on Azure to support multi-member consortium networks addressing enterprise scenarios that require a deployment of a private network across Azure regions, subscriptions, and AAD tenants.
We are very excited to announce the availability of R3’s Corda on Microsoft Azure, only a few weeks after its release to the open source community.
In just the last couple of weeks, we have added two new partners and solutions to the growing blockchain ecosystem in the Azure Marketplace.
We are excited to expand support of Bletchley v1 into the Azure Marketplace and add many new partners to our growing ecosystem.
We are pleased to announce an update to our Bletchley v1 infrastructural substrate to address your feedback and add additional functionality.
We are very excited to announce the next phase of our support of blockchain on Microsoft Azure with the launch of an early version of the Bletchley v1 infrastructural substrate.
As you may have already heard, we have launched a few new features at Worldwide Partner Conference (WPC) 2015 to help improve the VM deployment experience using the Resource Manager stack!
Editors Note: This post was written with Kay Singh, Program Manager, Microsoft Azure Engineering As promised in my first blog post, I am back to walk you through how to work with VM Images in…
