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Microsoft and Red Hat now working together to bring Azure Linux support to government

Microsoft has announced today an expansion of its partnership with Red Hat that has led to government organizations being able to utilize additional migration options when moving their current Red Hat subscriptions to Microsoft Azure Government.

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Microsoft and Red Hat now working together to bring Azure Linux support to government was originally published on iSeeTech

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