A comparative analysis of Azure AI Foundry and Azure OpenAI Service for production LLM workloads finds Foundry offers built-in model registry, Durable Functions orchestration, token-level observabilit…
A Cloud Security Alliance survey of 418 security professionals found that 82% of enterprises have AI agents running in environments IT had not officially provisioned, and 65% of those organizations re…
Microsoft's Azure OpenAI Service was reported down in the EU, according to a status page listing that shows Azure Compute Fleet, Azure VMware Solution, Batch, Cloud Services, Azure Functions, Virtual …
Microsoft reported that starting at 10:00 UTC on 29 September 2026, a subset of customers using Azure OpenAI Service, Foundry Agent Service, Foundry Models, and Cognitive Services in Sweden Central ex…
Serverless AI services such as Amazon Bedrock, Azure OpenAI Service, and Google Cloud Vertex AI are changing how organizations deploy AI at scale, but they come with trade-offs in cost and control. Th…
Microsoft's Azure OpenAI Service and the direct OpenAI API run identical models, but differ in infrastructure, authentication, and compliance. Azure offers data residency, managed identity authenticat…
ClaudeGate, a new open-source local API gateway, enables Claude Code CLI and Anthropic SDK applications to use any AI model, including free and frontier models from OpenRouter, DeepSeek, and others, b…
Enterprise buyers are increasingly asking AI vendors to let them bring their own large language models (BYOM) to cut per-token spend, and most startup SaaS teams lack contract language for it. Salesfo…
Microsoft Azure provides a robust foundation for building production-ready Agentic RAG systems, which dynamically plan, retrieve, reason, and execute tasks to handle complex enterprise workflows, acco…
Tiket.com has deployed CRATER, an agentic AI assistant built on Microsoft Azure and Foundry, that now handles more than 75,000 customer interactions per month, a 650% increase from 10,000 previously. …
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella warned on July 12 that businesses pay for AI twice: once in cash and again with the proprietary knowledge they expose to make models useful, calling the leakage 'AI exhaust…