Suse brings Linux for high-performance computing to Microsoft's Azure cloud
Enterprise Linux firm Suse has expanded the availability of its software on Microsoft's Azure cloud platform, joining the Microsoft Enterprise Cloud Alliance and adding Suse Linux Enterprise Server for High Performance Computing (HPC) to the Azure Marketplace.
Suse's Linux distribution has been available for powering virtual machines and their workloads on the Azure cloud platform for several years, but the firm has now signed up to Microsoft's Enterprise Cloud Alliance, which means that the mission-critical platform will be available to customers via the new Enterprise Cloud Marketplace.
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Reordering issues in GitHub, SUSE joins Microsoft Enterprise Cloud Alliance, and Twistlock announces US$10 million in series A funding—SD Times news digest: July 6, 2016
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