Disaster Recovery in the Cloud Today Symantec and Microsoft announced a new disaster recovery as a service (DRaaS) offering for Windows Azure.

Symantec and Microsoft are building a disaster recovery-as-a-service using Symantec's storage software and the Microsoft Windows Azure cloud.

"Zerto 10 for Microsoft Azure delivers added in-cloud disaster recovery and mobility solutions for our customers,” said Aung Oo, general manager, Azure Storage Engineering at Microsoft.

Microsoft announced this week that its Windows Azure disaster recovery service is generally available.

JetStream Software Inc., an innovator in cloud-native disaster recovery (DR), announced its disaster recovery software, JetStream DR, which supports Microsoft Azure VMware Solution, is now generally ...

Parag Bharadwaj: Advanced Disaster Recovery And Performance Optimization With Azure Site Recovery Parag Bhardwaj is a leader in AI-driven FinOps and cloud governance, enabling enterprises to ...

The public cloud offers a myriad of options for providing high availability and disaster recovery protections for SQL Server database applications. Conversely, some of the options available in a ...

Microsoft says new features for Windows Azure, including better push notification and disaster recovery, will save mobile developers time and improve SQL Server availability.

Microsoft hopes the acquisition will boost the Azure Site Recovery service and lure more enterprise clients to the Azure platform.