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The Paris announcement gives regulated organizations more choice and control over where their most sensitive data and compute live.
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Today in Paris, we announced new capabilities across Microsoft Sovereign Cloud, expanding choice and control for organizations running their most sensitive workloads across public and private cloud, and our growing partner ecosystem.Read original on X
Microsoft expands Sovereign Cloud for sensitive enterprise workloads
Microsoft expands Sovereign Cloud for sensitive enterprise workloads
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