Microsoft Azure Stack, AWS Outposts and VMware vSphere are the leading private cloud platform technologies enterprises and SMBs are running workloads and applications on.

Next up is Arc-enabled Kubernetes, where any Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) Kubernetes cluster anywhere (another public cloud, on-premises on VSphere/Azure Stack HCI) is connected and ...

Here's Microsoft's Azure stack: Also: Microsoft's Azure cloud platform: A guide for the perplexed In this cloud-OS prism, Microsoft is following a well-known playbook.

Azure Stack HCI (where HCI stands for “hyperconverged infrastructure”), for example, is now Arc-enabled by default, while vSphere users now get self-service VM control from Azure to manage VMs ...

And Azure Stack supports GPU partitioning, which DCIG says “may emerge as prerequisites for enterprises seeking an alternative VMware vSphere solution.” ...

Tips, steps, solutions and considerations to create consistency in multi-hybrid environments with Azure and Azure stack.

HPE GreenLake and Azure Stack Edge represent different pieces of the overall edge-cloud computing solution. As a hardware device, Azure Stack Edge complements Microsoft’s legacy software strengths.

Azure Arc’s key differentiation lies in the balance between traditional, VM-based workloads and modern containerized workloads that operate in the same context of the hybrid and multi-cloud ...

During the recent Ignite virtual conference, Microsoft announced several updates for their Azure multi-cloud and edge hybrid offerings. These updates span from security innovations to new edge ...

Generally changing to Hyper-V or Azure Stack HCI is the least problematic for them. I've seen some traction with Nutanix. That Windows Server situation is such an interesting thing.