Microsoft has announced that it has officially launched Azure Stack, an extended Azure cloud platform in India, featuring customers in their own homes with PaaS, serverless and distributed microservices According to Inc42.com, Microsoft 's move apparently wants to further strengthen its competitiveness in the cloud market in India by Azure Stack once meet the needs of the cloud in the three areas of the private cloud, public cloud and hybrid cloud.Microsoft Anant Maheshwari, president of India, said the company has always been committed to helping Indian businesses move toward digital transformation with innovative products and services, emphasizing that Microsoft will continue to work with its partners in India to assist clients with cloud services, artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning and materials (IoT) and other new technologies to get the maximum management efficiency.The report pointed out that at present Microsoft out of the 42 cloud data centers in the world, three are located in India, more than 9,000 partner companies in the customer, in addition to more than 20 In addition to Azure Cloud Services, 10,000, midsize, and small businesses also include 29 states House and 5,000 startups Microsoft claims that about 7 percent of companies listed on the Bombay Stock Exchange have used Azure, and Azure is obviously the most popular among financial services and IT industries in all walks of life Is a manufacturing and education industry, and Almost all of India's major major banks have adopted Azure. Bank Chain, a coalition of 30 Indias and Middle East banks, is also studying the introduction of blockchain technology using Azure as a platform. Currently, Azure The biggest rival in India is Amazon's AWS Cloud Platform, and now with the Azure Stack in place, Microsoft has the opportunity to take the lead by incorporating more government agencies, banks, businesses and start-ups into its customer base.
