Microsoft's unique cloud instance for U.S. government agencies and their solution providers known as Azure Government Top Secret became generally available this week, the company announced. Azure ...
Microsoft's Azure Government cloud -- a locked-down version of Azure designed expressly for U.S. government customers -- became generally available as of December 9. msgovcloud.jpg Microsoft announced ...
Microsoft on Wednesday launched its new Azure OpenAI Service for government, which the company says will allow federal agencies to use powerful language models including ChatGPT while adhering to ...
Microsoft today announced that its Azure Government cloud computing service for federal, state, local and tribal U.S. governments is now generally available after more than a year of being in preview.
Microsoft Corp (NASDAQ: MSFT) will enable Azure Government cloud computing service users to access artificial intelligence models from ChatGPT creator OpenAI. The largest OpenAI investor will soon ...
Microsoft on Tuesday will announce a slew of new cutting edge artificial intelligence tools and capabilities through its Azure OpenAI Government and Microsoft 365 Government services, including ...
In an effort to attract more government clients, Microsoft said it will integrate Azure Stack, its hybrid cloud platform, with Azure Government in the middle of this year. Azure Stack will let ...
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This post was contributed by Natalia Mackevicius, Program Director, Azure Stack at Microsoft. Today, we’re announcing that Microsoft Azure Stack is now available to order for Azure Government ...
SUNNYVALE, Calif., Aug. 4, 2020—NetApp announced the availability of Azure NetApp Files in the government region data centers on Microsoft Azure. This expansion of Azure NetApp Files, one of the only ...
Last week, the Department of Defense narrowed the competition for a $10 billion cloud contract to two players: Amazon Web Services and Microsoft. Now, Microsoft is gearing up to make itself more of a ...
Microsoft's Azure Government cloud -- a locked-down version of Azure designed expressly for U.S. government customers -- became generally available as of December 9. Microsoft announced plans for a ...
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