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Azure and AWS simplify private multicloud connectivity

Microsoft and AWS have introduced interoperable services for private, high-performance connectivity between their cloud platforms. The new architecture supports Azure Private Link, MACsec protection, high availability, and connections of up to 100 Gbps, simplifying secure multicloud infrastructure.

Microsoft and AWS have introduced interoperable services for provisioning private, high-performance connections between their clouds. The standardized architecture supports Azure Private Link, MACsec protection, four-nines availability and capacity up to 100 Gbps at general availability. Microsoft Azure announcement — 31 August 2026

  • What changed: Cross-cloud connectivity can be provisioned through coordinated cloud-native services instead of manually assembling multiple networking components.
  • Why it matters: AI applications can privately access data or services distributed between Azure and AWS with less networking complexity.
  • Practical takeaway: For a multicloud design, document latency, egress cost, route failover and data-residency requirements before deciding whether this is preferable to VPN or existing dedicated-circuit arrangements.

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