Azure Virtual Desktop for Azure Local

How Rose-Hulman Modernized Its Data Center for Student Success

Modernizing data center infrastructure isn’t just an IT upgrade—it’s a strategic investment in outcomes. In this episode of Data Insights, Allyson Klein speaks with Jeniece Wnorowski and Justin Baker, Systems Administrator Lead at Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology, about how the school is rethinking infrastructure to better support students, faculty, and a lean IT team. Rose-Hulman’s How Rose-Hulman Modernized Its Data Center for Student Success

What’s New & What’s Next in Azure Virtual Desktop​ (Microsoft Ignite 2025)

Microsoft Ignite Session ID: BRK147 November 20, 2025 Roop Kiran Chevuri, Principal Product Management Lead, Microsoft Mark Douglas, Vice President Services, SLB Eric Orman, Principal Program Manager, Microsoft Azure Virtual Desktop continues to evolve, helping you enhance management efficiency, scalability, and connectivity for your workloads. Learn about the latest innovations in Azure Virtual Desktop, understand What’s New & What’s Next in Azure Virtual Desktop​ (Microsoft Ignite 2025)

Mapping the VMware Ecosystem to Azure Local

For many long-standing VMware customers, Azure Local represents a promising yet unfamiliar frontier. Navigating the Azure ecosystem for the first time can pose research and comparison challenges, especially when evaluating Azure Local as a strategic replacement. The table below bridges that gap by mapping VMware components to their Azure Local counterparts. If you have questions Mapping the VMware Ecosystem to Azure Local

Microsoft Ignite: Operate infrastructure across distributed locations with Azure Local (BRK214)

Do you run mission critical applications across distributed locations? Join us to learn the best practices to deploy Azure’s distributed hybrid infrastructure solutions – from the public cloud to customer operated locations. Discover how legacy workloads and cloud-native and AI applications run on hybrid infrastructure while leveraging the advantages of Azure’s ecosystem of services like Microsoft Ignite: Operate infrastructure across distributed locations with Azure Local (BRK214)

Introducing Azure Local: Cloud Infrastructure for Distributed Locations Enabled by Azure Arc

Cosmos Darwin, Group PM Manager, Microsoft November 20, 2024 Azure’s adaptive cloud approach, powered by Azure Arc, is helping over 39,000 customers unify their hybrid, multicloud, and edge infrastructure in Azure. You can use Azure Arc to apply cloud services and tools wherever you need them, from Azure’s 60+ regions to your own distributed locations. Introducing Azure Local: Cloud Infrastructure for Distributed Locations Enabled by Azure Arc