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Microsoft releases Archive Blob Storage
Microsoft has unveiled its Archive Blob Storage service for storing infrequently-used data at a lower cost, as a direct competitor to Google Coldline and AWS Glacier. The service will compliment Microsoft's Cool Blob Storage that was launched last year as a way for customers to store ...

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