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AI workloads have a distinctive infrastructure profile that's exposing the cost and architectural assumptions baked into public cloud over the last decade.

It feels less like managing devices and more like remote babysitting. You check the dashboard, everything is green, and then a customer in the field tells you a device has been down for two days. At a handful of servers, the rare failure is an event.

Most organizations know cloud costs are rising. Fewer realize that some of what they're paying isn't for infrastructure at all; it's a penalty for not being in control of it. That penalty has a name: Sovereignty Tax. It isn't a line item on your invoice. It won't appear in your cloud dashboard. But it's accumulating quietly, in egress fees, outage exposure, audit blind spots, and the creeping realization that leaving your current provider would be harder, and more expensive, than you ever anticipated.

Cloud Monitoring Observability Analytics lets you create alerts from (and get alerted about) analytical SQL queries of logs and traces.

We are thrilled to announce the release of SSIS Data Flow Components version 5.0. This release includes updates across database connectors, cloud services, and APIs. It adds new objects, improves data type support, introduces new authentication options, and expands API coverage for more than 20 platforms.

External sharing controls, sensitivity labels, DLP, conditional access, audit, and lifecycle for SharePoint document libraries. The 2026 enterprise reference.

Beyond hosting: moving from framework management to application delivery.