New Zealand hopes it can keep its data secure by letting cloud providers set up shop

Starting with a data center region and local partnership

Every cloud has a silver lining

Covid-19 causes expected Azure surge, some of which might lead to "systemic structural changes"

Building continues, and the pandemic is demanding new techniques, according to Microsoft

120 days to come to a decision

Microsoft will also reduce hiring plans

No interference claim procurement managers

Used to manage a sizable portion of the world's assets

Rolls out small restrictions to ensure continued service

Cloud incumbents splash cash to own the Edge

"This attempt to gerrymander the corrective action without fixing all of the serious flaws pointed out in our complaint raises significant questions"

Plus Microsoft considers how do deal with capacity constraints

Coronavirus consortium hopes to find treatment faster

Xbox Live also went down; Microsoft Teams is having issues now

Amid an ongoing Amazon case alleging Presidential interference

Arm is once again tries to break into the server space

Microsoft wants to “immediately invest” in Indonesia

As part of the company's big push into Central America

While Microsoft criticizes AWS' “sensationalist and politicized rhetoric”

Work suspended for two days after separate injuries

And its cloud profit margins increases

The scramble for the Middle East is well underway

But will still sell Azure to Big Oil