Organizations rely on Azure Files for business-critical workloads such as VDI, SAP, and general-purpose file shares that hold their enterprise data. For these workloads, backup and disaster recovery ...

Network-attached storage (NAS) holds much of an enterprise’s data; home directories, project shares, media libraries, application data, and analytics datasets, often spanning tens or hundreds of tera...

Organizations continue to look for practical ways to manage growing volumes of unstructured data while maintaining the performance, resiliency, and familiar filesystem capabilities their applications...

Shared access signatures (SAS) grant time-bound, scoped access to Azure Storage resources without sharing account keys. Over time, Azure Storage has continued to strengthen SAS security, moving from ...

Today Azure Storage introduces in preview a new List Blobs optimization that accelerates listing operations by up to 25x with up to 15x lower client-side CPU utilization allowing customers to return ...

As agents generate more tokens and use longer context windows, AI platforms must reduce cost per token and optimize inference performance across every layer of the stack. With new native integrations...

We are excited to announce the General Availability of client-side data integrity in Azure Blob Storage. Blob Storage has long supported integrity validation, starting with MD5 as part of the origina...