It’s clearly gaining momentum now, though. According to Microsoft’s own data, Azure’s storage service, which competes directly with Amazon’s S3, now stores over 4 trillion objects.

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Azure Service Fabric, Microsoft's PaaS solution for microservices, provides a highly flexible framework for building cloud-scale applications. Here's how to take advantage of it ...

MSDN blogger Brad Calder of the Azure team posted an update July 18 noting that Microsoft’s Windows Azure Storage cloud has passed the 4 trillion mark in objects stored. Four thousand billions.

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