Microsoft is excited to attend NVIDIA GTC Berlin October 20 through 22, bringing news across the AI stack. We are expanding the infrastructure and platform capabilities organizations need to build an...

To identify which sovereign cloud solution may fit your organization’s needs, take the Microsoft Sovereign Cloud assessment   New and upcoming controls, where they apply, and how they fit into so...

An engineer opens an Azure incident and asks an AI assistant: "Why is this application slow?" The assistant queries Azure Monitor, reviews Log Analytics results, inspects an App Service configurati...

AI is fundamentally changing what we ask of the network. As models become more capable and AI systems grow larger, adding more compute is only part of the challenge. Today’s largest AI systems bring ...

As AI infrastructure scales, power availability is increasingly setting the ceiling on how much compute we can deploy. With workloads evolving towards long-context reasoning and memory-intensive ag...

At the Open Compute Project Global Summit, we introduced six open security innovations spanning hardware-protected key management, platform resilience, system-wide attestation, scalable bare-metal ma...

Customers depend on reliable infrastructure to run workloads at scale. As AI infrastructure continues to expand, ensuring fleet capacity, availability, and reliability is more important than ever. ...

At OCP Global Summit 2026, Microsoft will showcase how we’re advancing the infrastructure needed to scale AI, from silicon and systems to the datacenter. Visit Microsoft at booth C73 At Booth C73...

Bring Your Own Key (BYOK) lets you import externally generated key material into Azure Key Vault. Importing that material again creates a new version; it does not recreate the original version identi...

Rethinking connectivity for distributed AI infrastructure AI is changing more than the applications organizations build. It is reshaping where the infrastructure powering those applications is depl...