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Mark Russinovich, CTO of Azure, announces the GA of Premium Storage as he demonstrates the performance of Azure Premium Storage and DS series VMs. Full details can be found at the following blog post:Link Removed Link Removed Continue reading...

Mark Russinovich joins Andrew Richards and Larry Larsen on this episode of Defrag Tools to talk about the history of Sysinternals, his involvement with the Windows Internals book series and advice on Cybersecurity. Learn about new tools, retired tools and tools that never got completed. Get...

Many of you use Sysinternals tools to help you manage computing responsibilities ranging from monitoring/understanding process activity with Process Explorer to debugging Win32 code with DebugView. With over 70 utilities to choose from, Sysinternals tools cover a wide swath of computing, from...

This week, we have a very special guest host, Charles Torre and he brought with him some exciting stories and an even more exciting guest! Link Removed IE love for Firefox Phone application creates 3D models Link Removed Link Removed

Join Wade and Steve each week as they cover the Windows Azure Platform. You can follow and interact with the show at Link Removed. In this episode, Steve and Wade are joined by Mark Russinovich, Technical Fellow at Microsoft, as they: Discuss Mark's new book, Link Removed, and his role on the...

Join Wade and Steve each week as they cover the Microsoft cloud. You can follow and interact with the show at Link Removed. In this episode, Wade and Steve couldn't resist the urge to visit the Channel 9 studio while it's under construction. While deftly avoiding the danger of falling studio...

Mark Russinovich is a Technical Fellow working on the Windows Azure team. His focus is on solving hard problems related to the Fabric Controller, which is in some sense the Windows Azure operating system kernel - it provides services and management infrastructure for the applications that run on...

Windows 7 might get fixed Eventually By Link Removed - Invalid URL Thursday, 31 December 2009, 12:04 MICROSOFT WINDOWS HACKER Mark Russinovich has been telling Beta News how he fixed a problem that has been plaguing Windows for the last 20 years. For ages malware writers have been...

http://keznews.com/6532_Mark_Russinovich_on_MinWin__the_new_core_of_Windows Now Windows 7 is actually residing on paying consumers' desktops, and inside of it -- and inside of is the MinWin kernel architecture...and yet few have been made clear as to what it actually is. A few weeks ago...