Microsoft wants to double the capacity of its Azure public cloud service in China. The company said it will do so with the addition of an Azure Region in North China in 2022. The operator of the new region will be Microsoft partner 21Vianet. Microsoft’s partnership with 21Vianet in China dates back to the launch of its first two regions in March 2014.
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