Microsoft has updated its Azure Stack HCI software, an on-premises version of its Azure cloud services to try and catch up with hyperconverged infrastructure (HCI) leaders VMware and Nutanix.

Microsoft users who aren't ready or able to run Azure inside their own or partners' data centers have had another hybrid option to access Azure services: Azure Stack HCI. This week, during its Inspire ...

Microsoft recently announced that it has released Azure Stack HCI, in conjunction with hardware partners, at the "general availability" commercial-release stage. The "HCI" part refers to ...

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Microsoft has launched Azure Stack HCI, which provides hyper-converged infrastructure (HCI) in which virtualised environments can run on local hardware with simplified access to the Azure cloud for ...

Use Windows Admin Center to manage Azure Stack HCI like any other Windows Server Your email has been sent The Windows Admin Center is a powerful tool for local and remote management of servers that’s ...

Fujitsu launches trusted fast-track solution for Microsoft Azure Stack HCI, purpose-built for hyper-converged environments. Hybrid by design, the new pre-tested PRIMEFLEX infrastructure lets ...

Dell Technologies Inc. is expanding the capabilities of its Dell EMC Integrated Systems for Microsoft Azure Stack HCI with the launch of new Advanced Micro Devices Inc.-based configurations that can ...

Microsoft has introduced Azure Stack HCI Solutions, a new implementation of its on-premises Azure product specifically for Hyper Converged Infrastructure (HCI) hardware. Azure Stack is an on-premises ...