Microsoft to enable new 5G edge computing scenarios with Azure Edge Zones, now in private preview
Microsoft and AWS are racing to provide tighter ties between 5G and cloud services. Microsoft's strategy for this involves Azure Edge Zones and an expanding number of telco and carrier partners.
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