At Ignite 2019, Microsoft has announced a raft of new virtual machine types and updates to cater for a variety of cloud infrastructure needs. These service offerings leverage technologies from key ...

Microsoft recently announced a pair of new Azure virtual machine (VM) options designed to accommodate the intense compute demands of modern -- specifically, AI -- workloads. The new Azure ND H200 v5 ...

Microsoft has become the first cloud provider to add support for AMD's EPYC line of processors. AMD launched its consumer Zen-based desktop processors under the Ryzen banner back in March, with August ...

Redmond added more options to its Azure Virtual Machine (VM) offerings this month. Reaching "general availability" are the memory-intensive M-Series VMs, which feature "the largest CPU and memory ...

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As a newb, a few things puzzle me, mainly re comments. No mention of hybrid clouds? A consequence of this azure news would seem to incentivise local epyc sales at the client end? Comments (the most ...

During the recent Microsoft Ignite event, a significant collaboration between AMD and Microsoft was highlighted. AMD showcased its array of products that are redefining the landscape of cloud ...

Microsoft’s Azure HC-series Virtual Machines, available now, are designed to leverage the speed and agility of a supercomputer in the public cloud. Produced with scientists and engineers in mind, as ...