Azure Joins AWS Multicloud Network Model First Built With Google

📅 September 1, 2026 - AWS and Microsoft have opened managed private networking between their clouds, extending a multicloud framework AWS first unveiled with Google Cloud in 2025. The public preview lets enterprises provision AWS – Azure connectivity through cloud tooling for customers, reducing carrier coordination while giving hyperscalers more control over interconnection, resilience, encryption, monitoring, and the economics surrounding cross-cloud traffic.

For enterprises already operating across both platforms, this removes some familiar plumbing. Private AWS – Azure connectivity has typically meant coordinating cloud ports, physical circuits, routing, third-party connectivity providers, monitoring, [...][... Check source for end of article ...]

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