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A Q&A guide to running Microsoft workloads on AWS

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1 days ago

Explore how AWS has helped customers migrate their Microsoft workloads to the cloud since 2008.

Read the eBook Running your Microsoft workloads on AWS: Your questions answered to find out how you can reduce costs, increase agility, drive innovation, and improve customer experiences with our unmatched migration experience and solutions.

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