Microsoft’s Azure Sphere is an interesting concept, a mix of secure cloud services, secure devices, and a new Linux-based operating system, all rolled into a single platform and a Visual Studio ...

Microsoft is making its Azure Sphere secure IoT service generally available after several years of testing and previews.

By adding cellular support to Azure Sphere, AT&T and Microsoft have enabled customers to quickly and securely connect their IoT devices to the cloud.

After launching a preview of Azure Sphere almost two years ago, Microsoft has announced that its comprehensive security solution aimed at securing Internet of Things (IoT) devices is now generally ...

Microsoft officials said the company's Azure Sphere microcontroller (MCU) and associated cloud security service will be generally available in February 2020. Officials announced on October 28 at ...

With Azure Sphere, Microsoft has taken the lead in building an end-to-end connected platform spanning the MCU to the cloud. It’s the industry’s first IoT solution secured from the ground up.

Microsoft on Monday announced Azure Sphere, a new technology designed to protect the processors that power smart appliances, connected toys, and other gadgets. Azure Sphere is powered in large ...

Microsoft this week introduced a 'Guardian Modules' concept, where Azure Sphere microcontroller units can be used to enable secure connections for older Internet of Things (IoT) devices.

The aim for Azure Sphere is to ensure to secure the vast majority of IoT, he says. Although Microsoft aims to sell the Azure Sphere service, it doesn’t intend to put roadblocks in the way of ...