Microsoft Azure China North-Beijing, located in Beijing, China, is a data center facility whose gross building size and colocation space information are currently unavailable. Power specifications for this location have also not been disclosed. Despite the lack of detailed facility metrics, the data center is strategically positioned, with 34 other data center locations identified within a 50-mile radius. This facility is also distinguished by its comprehensive certifications, including ISO 27001, SOC 1, SOC 2, and SOC 3, indicating a commitment to stringent security and operational standards.
Microsoft Cloud is dedicated to designing and advancing hardware systems and infrastructure to meet global computing demands. This ongoing commitment ensures enhanced performance, efficiency, and resilience for customers, while prioritizing security and sustainability. Current hardware engineering initiatives focus on strategic roadmap and lifecycle planning, efficient server sourcing and provisioning, and the innovative development of next-generation datacenter infrastructure. Through the new Hardware Innovation blog series, Microsoft aims to highlight key hardware developments and investments that significantly contribute to the Microsoft Cloud’s impact, solidifying Azure’s position as a trusted provider of innovative, reliable, and sustainable hybrid cloud solutions.
