General Availability: A8 and A9 compute-intensive instances for Azure Cloud Services
Microsoft announced general availability of this Cloud Services update in January 2014.
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azure-cloud-services-a8-a9-compute-intensive-instances- Products
- Cloud Services
- Update type
- Pricing & Offerings
- Product categories
- Compute
- General availability
- January 2014
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- Azure Cloud Services status
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Microsoft says
Two new Cloud Services instances are now available: A8 includes 8 virtual cores with 56 gigabytes (GB) of memory, and A9 features 16 virtual cores…
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