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US Navy: I can't quit you, Azure

mercredi 24 septembre 2025, 18:10 , par TheRegister
AWS, Google, and Oracle admitted they can't support current setup
Microsoft has the US Navy over a barrel, as the service admits it can't separate its custom-built cloud environment from Azure infrastructure without a complete rebuild 'from the ground up.' …
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