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Azure will have its own datacenter in Spain through Microsoft and Telefonica

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Microsoft has one of the largest cloud infrastructure available under Azure. It has unique data across the globe, especially in 56 regions. Now, there is one who joins this set, and that not only can be used by third parties, but also used by Microsoft, Spain.

This has been announced in person blogwhere thanks agreement with Telefonica, Spain it's going to have its own Data center. Its purpose will be to accelerate the digital transformation of public and private organizations and contribute to its continuity to the cloud. Of course, we would expect Redmond services in our country to be used in this database, so other examples like xCloud would work better.

Azure is developing in Spain with this addition

Telefonica and Microsoft share a commitment to help Spanish organizations of all sizes, across the industry, emerge in the realm of continuous technological change, ”said Satya Nadella, CEO of Microsoft. "Together, we will provide comprehensive, intelligent, secure and reliable cloud services – including Azure, Microsoft 365 and Dynamics 365 – to data centers in Spain, helping our customers accelerate their digital transformation.

The benefits of this will give birth to Microsoft and Telefonica, and having a Datacenter in our country will allow us to provide better service to companies and teams in the country. In addition, Telefónica will see how the use of Microsoft's infrastructure allows for the development of the cloud, IoT, Big Data and the cybersecurity component of the company, thanks to Microsoft's knowledge and capabilities.

The choice of Spain as the creative country for this Azure data will allow the creation of services that require low latency, security and guaranteed bandwidth, something very common with the advent of 5G. An example is xCloud or Microsoft Flight Simultator, though it is not the only one that will see tangible profit as this is completely created.

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