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Driving up network speed, reducing cost, saving power, expanding capacity, and automating management become crucial when you run one of the world’s largest cloud infrastructures.

Every day, customers around the world connect to Microsoft Azure, Bing, Dynamics 365, Office 365, OneDrive, Xbox, and many other services through trillions of requests.

Running one of the largest clouds in the world, Microsoft has gained a lot of insight into building and managing a global, high performance, highly available, and secure network.

Whether your organization is a one-person shop or a global enterprise, cloud computing makes it easier to do business with customers and partners around the world, and it’s disrupting traditional IT…

Have you ever felt the need to diagnose a critical problem and you needed access to packet data from a virtual machine?

This week we are announcing several new Azure networking services and features to provide customers greater performance, higher availability, better security and more operational insights.

Today at AzureCon we wanted to share the progress we have made in expanding Microsoft Azure ExpressRoute and providing more options to reach Microsoft Cloud services.

This week at Ignite, we announced several new Azure networking services and features that makes Azure more powerful than ever before. These capabilities will let you design your network topologies with more control and agility.

Learn about new features and partnerships announced at TechEd Europe 2014.

Microsoft is committed to helping customers embrace and benefit from a mobile-first, cloud-first world.