Microsoft has launched Azure Communication Services, allowing developers to add video, voice, chat, & text messaging across applications, Sites, & mobile computing platforms.
Microsoft launches Azure Communication Services – TechCrunch
takes on Twilio, Google launches a work-tracking tool and Mirakl raises $300 million. This is your Daily Crunch for September 22, 2020. Microsoft announced today that it’s ready to compete with Twilio by launching a set of features that allow developers to add voice and video calling, chat, text messages and old-school telephony to their apps.
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Microsoft adds more devices and services to its Azure Stack hybrid line-up – ZDNet
Microsoft is adding three new edge-computing devicesto its Azure Stack Edge family. It also is bringing Azure Kubernetes Services to Azure Stack HCI and making available more Azure Arc-enabled services as part of its continued hybrid-computing push.
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