A comparison of SQL Server's throughput performance on Microsoft Azure and Amazon Web Services (AWS) gives the edge to Microsoft's cloud.

A new report from research firm GigaOm indicated that SQL Server runs faster on virtual machines on Micrososft's Azure cloud than on the Amazon Web Services (AWS) compute instances (EC2). Sponsored by ...

The Cloud Infrastructure Service Providers of Europe, aka CISPE, is a trade body that acts on behalf of 30 plus independent ...

Azure Defender for SQL is now generally available for use with SQL Server on premises, in multicloud deployments on Amazon Web Services (AWS), and Google Cloud Platform (GCP), and in virtual machines ...

Research firm GigaOm compared throughput performance between SQL Server on Azure Virtual Machines and SQL Server on AWS EC2, finding the former enjoyed a definite speed edge.

SQL Server’s other HA/DR feature, Always On Availability Groups, is a more robust solution capable of providing rapid recoveries with no data loss. Among its other advantages are inclusion in SQL ...

SQL Server running in Azure also enables higher savings than AWS with faster performance 1, lower downtime 2, and AI-based, automatic tuning that continuously maintains peak database performance.

Microsoft today released the 2022 version of its SQL Server database, which features a number of built-in connections to its Azure cloud.