This Microsoft Azure data center, situated in San Antonio, Texas (South Central US), spans an impressive 470,000 square feet. While specific details regarding its gross colocation space and power information are not publicly available, it is noteworthy that nine other data center locations exist within a 50-mile radius. This facility holds a comprehensive array of certifications, including HIPAA, PCI-DSS, ISO 27001, ISO 22301, ISO 90001, SOX, SOC 1, SOC 2, and SOC 3, underscoring its commitment to stringent security, compliance, and operational standards.
To meet the escalating global demand for computing, Microsoft Cloud is dedicated to continuously advancing its hardware systems and infrastructure. This commitment ensures superior performance, enhanced efficiency, and greater resilience for customers, while prioritizing security and sustainability. Current hardware engineering initiatives and investments are concentrated on strategic roadmap and lifecycle planning, efficient server sourcing and provisioning, and the innovative development of next-generation datacenter infrastructure. This new “Hardware Innovation” blog series will explore the significant hardware developments and investments that are pivotal to the Microsoft Cloud’s impact and solidify Azure’s reputation as a trusted provider of innovative, reliable, and sustainable hybrid cloud solutions.
