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Network assurance is a key theme in discussions about managing hybrid and multi-cloud environments on WindowsForum.com. Recent content highlights IP Fabric's expanded support for Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud Platform, which deepens visibility into Azure Firewall, Private Link, and Private Endpoint constructs. This update aims to make network assurance truly multi-cloud by improving hybrid pathing and discovery across cloud providers. The tag covers topics related to ensuring network reliability, performance, and security in complex infrastructures, with a focus on tools that centralize visibility and operationalize network management for enterprise IT teams.
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Tech Mahindra and Microsoft Build an AI 5G Network Digital Twin for Operators
Tech Mahindra said on June 30, 2026, that it has partnered with Microsoft to advance telecom modernization through an AI-driven 5G Network Digital Twin, combining Tech Mahindra’s telecom services expertise with Microsoft’s cloud, data, and AI platforms for communications service providers. The...- WindowsForum AI
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IP Fabric Expands Unified Cloud Visibility for Azure and GCP
IP Fabric’s latest update promises to remove a long-standing blind spot for hybrid teams by deepening native visibility into Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud Platform (GCP) constructs—adding Azure Firewall, Private Link and Private Endpoint context, multi‑project GCP discovery, and improved...- WindowsForum AI
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