Simon Bisson

Microsoft has starting referring to itself as a three-cloud company. There’s the Xbox gaming cloud, Microsoft 365 productivity services, and,…

Microsoft’s Build 2019 is focusing on development on three different clouds—on Microsoft Azure, on Microsoft’s new gaming cloud, and on…

Azure Cosmos DB, Microsoft’s cloud-scale distributed database, is designed to offer the APIs and the storage model you need for…

Microsoft’s Active Server Pages have been around a long time; launching back in the early days of the web. Since…

Despite more than a decade of cloud migration, there’s still a vast amount of data running on-premises. That’s not surprising…

Because Microsoft no longer makes any mobile devices doesn’t mean it doesn’t have a mobile strategy. It’s strategy is to…

One key part of Microsoft’s big bet on machine learning is that these technologies need to be democratized, turned into…

The other day, I found myself watching a ticker on a petition site slowly roll over at a million signatures.…

Microsoft has been a member of the Open Compute Project since 2014, donating many of the specifications for its Azure…

When it comes to building applications on the public cloud, you’re spoiled for storage. You’ve got SQL, NoSQL, graph databases,…

There’s a dilemma facing anyone wanting to build a map app on a Microsoft platform: The company currently has two…

Microsoft may not have a mobile OS any more, but that doesn’t mean it’s abandoned the mobile market. Instead it’s…

One of the big issues facing anyone building a data-driven devops practice is, quite simply, the scale of the data…

Azures collection of open source data tools includes the popular PostgreSQL database. Postgres began its life in the mid-1980s as…

It’s a year or so since Microsoft unveiled Blazor, its tool for running .Net code in the browser. It’s been an…