One of the advantages of the cloud is scale. We don’t call the big three cloud platforms hyperscale for nothing; they have massive data centers all around the world with millions of servers that ...

One element that was particularly interesting and the top of many conversations afterwards was the day two keynote covering a new offering in public preview called Azure SQL Database Hyperscale (just ...

The aim of Azure SQL Database Hyperscale is to create a service that supports databases of up to 100TB and beyond. To meet those goals, Microsoft had to take a ground-breaking approach to scaling ...

Specifically, Microsoft announced the general availability of Azure SQL Database Hyperscale, which allows developers to massively scale their applications and supports up to 100TB of data.

and hyperscale; and on both Windows and Linux. That family of databases has recently been joined by a new member: Azure SQL Edge. Designed for IoT (Internet of Things) and edge gateway scenarios ...

In addition to the coming general availability of Azure Arc-enabled data services support for SQL Managed Instance, a preview is available that adds support for PostgreSQL Hyperscale. Azure SQL ...

which include a choice of Azure SQL Managed Instance and PostgreSQL Hyperscale. A year after Azure Arc's announcement, over a thousand preview customers have given the software-defined hybrid ...

Visit Azure Database for PostgreSQL ... found in most Linux distributions, while Hyperscale builds on Citus’ tooling to give users a global SQL database. However, it’s the Flexible Server ...

With the preview of Azure Arc, Microsoft today announced a major step in the evolution of its hybrid cloud story. Azure Arc takes the work the company has done on projects like Azure Stack, throws ...