Donald Trump’s historic second state visit to Britain began Wednesday with demonstrations, high security, and unparalleled pomp and circumstance as King Charles and other British
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Microsoft Azure cloud services disrupted by Red Sea fiber cuts.
Microsoft stated on Saturday that several underwater fiber cuts in the Red Sea could result in higher latency for its Microsoft Azure users. The company
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