Microsoft will offer governments local version of Azure cloud service

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Microsoft will offer governments local version of Azure cloud service
Microsoft will soon make it possible for government clients to run its cloud technology on their own servers as part of a concerted effort to make Azure more appealing to local and federal agencies. The pairing of Azure Stack, Microsoft’s localised cloud product, and Azure Government, ...

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