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⚡️ Azure Ultra Disk enters next‑gen performance era

Azure Ultra Disk evolves into a new generation of mission‑critical block storage. First launched at Ignite 2019, it’s now built to push even heavier workloads — powering the most demanding enterprise apps with higher throughput and lower latency where every millisecond counts.

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⚡️ Azure Cosmos DB goes big on real-time + AI at Ignite 2025

Microsoft Ignite 2025 spotlights Azure Cosmos DB, Cosmos DB in Microsoft Fabric, and DocumentDB as the backbone for real-time analytics and AI-driven apps at global scale. From MongoDB-compatible workloads to intelligent data pipelines, this is where cloud-native meets truly planet-scale innovation.

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⚡️ IntelePeer halves AI latency with Azure Cosmos DB

IntelePeer’s agentic AI platform now runs 50% faster after integrating Azure Cosmos DB—boosting real-time intelligence and scalability for SMB CX systems. Their Ignite session, 'From DEV to PROD: How to build agentic memory with Azure Cosmos DB,' dives into how Cosmos DB powers multi-agent apps in production.

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⚡️ Smarter Failover with Azure Traffic Manager

You can now route traffic to fail over or even bypass Azure Front Door using Traffic Manager — giving you more control over global load balancing and disaster recovery. Ideal for hybrid architectures that demand uptime without adding complexity.

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⚡️ Most “REST” APIs Aren’t Really RESTful

Turns out 90% of APIs break the REST rules — missing the key HATEOAS constraint that makes true REST possible. A deep dive into what HATEOAS actually is, how to implement it in ASP.NET Core, and when it genuinely improves backend–frontend communication. Time to check where your API stands on the Richardson Maturity Model.

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⚡️ Rider 2025.3 is here! Same day support for .NET 10, C# 14 and much more

JetBrains Rider now runs faster and smarter. The latest updates sharpen code analysis, improve startup time, and integrate AI-powered assistance right into your .NET workflow — making refactoring and debugging smoother than ever.

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⚡️ .NET 10 – What's New?

Among the key innovations are runtime acceleration and support for AVX10.2; libraries now have post-quantum algorithms (ML-KEM, ML-DSA, SLH-DSA), WebSocketStream, and TLS 1.3 on macOS; The SDK added one-shot execution of dotnet tool exec, generation of native completion noscripts, and publishing console applications as containers; ASP.NET Core received Blazor improvements and passkey support in Identity; C# 14 brought field properties, implicit-Span, extension-blocks, and new operators.

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⚡️ .NET and .NET Framework get November 2025 fixes

November 2025 servicing updates for .NET and .NET Framework are out with security and reliability improvements across supported versions. A routine but essential refresh — keeping production apps stable and up to date as the .NET 8 ecosystem matures.

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⚡️ Mastering High Availability in Azure Cosmos DB SDKs

High availability just got sharper with advanced configuration options in Azure Cosmos DB SDKs. Developers can now fine-tune failover, consistency, and throughput across global regions — critical for scaling mission‑critical apps without losing performance or uptime.

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⚡️ Visual Studio 2026 gets a cleaner, sharper UX

Visual Studio 2026 debuts a refined interface built around clarity, accessibility, and focus. Typography, iconography, and layout all got a thoughtful overhaul — less clutter, more code. It’s the most developer‑informed VS design yet, shaped directly by community feedback.

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⚡️ Critical November Patch for Azure DevOps Server

Microsoft has shipped the November security update for Azure DevOps Server 2022.2 (Patch 7). If you’re running a self-hosted instance, update immediately to stay protected and supported. The latest build is available now on the official Azure DevOps Server download page.

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⚡️ Copilot Auto Model Selection Arrives in Preview

GitHub Copilot now picks the best model for each request automatically — faster replies, fewer rate limits, and 10% off premium requests for paid users. The new auto mode tunes performance in real time, freeing developers from manual model choices. Rolling out in preview to all Copilot users.

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⚡️ Azure AI expands with new Fairwater site in Atlanta

Microsoft scales its AI infrastructure with a new Fairwater datacenter complex in Atlanta — part of the Azure AI 'superfactory' architecture designed for near‑infinite compute growth. The expansion pushes Azure’s global AI footprint deeper into the U.S. tech corridor.

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⚡️ Microsoft doubles down on its Secure Future

A year into Microsoft’s Secure Future Initiative, the company reports solid progress toward a safer digital ecosystem — accelerating security innovation and embedding resilience across its infrastructure. The November 2025 update underscores Microsoft’s push to lead by example in defending the modern software supply chain.

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⚡️ Code Coverage Isn’t the Enemy — Misuse Is

Veteran testers are clearing up a long‑standing myth: code coverage isn’t a worthless metric — chasing 100% is. The nuance matters. Coverage can still reveal weak spots when used wisely, but treating it as a success target misses the point entirely.

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⚡️ C# 14 unlocks extension properties and statics

C# 14 pushes extensions beyond methods — you can now add extension properties and static members to existing types. Polyfill libraries just got a serious power-up, making it easier to extend APIs cleanly without touching original code.

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⚡️ ReSharper & Rider 2025.3 land with full C# 14 support

JetBrains syncs ReSharper and Rider 2025.3 with the official .NET 10 SDK, bringing full C# 14 language feature support right out of the box. This release keeps both tools perfectly aligned with Microsoft’s ecosystem — a win for devs who want cutting-edge C# features without waiting on IDE updates.

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⚡️ OpenAPI.NET v3 lands its biggest overhaul yet

OpenAPI.NET v3 brings the framework’s most significant upgrade to date, expanding support for the full OpenAPI Specification (v3.1) and modernizing how .NET apps handle API definitions. Tighter tooling, improved validation, and streamlined document generation make this a serious boost for API-first .NET development.

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⚡️ Rider 2025.3 ships in sync with .NET 10 and C# 14

Rider 2025.3 lands right alongside the official .NET 10 and C# 14 release — maintaining JetBrains’ tight integration with the Microsoft stack. The update brings fresh fixes and stability improvements across ReSharper and Rider, continuing the tradition of day‑one support for the latest .NET tooling.

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⚡️ ReSharper C++ 2025.3 steps into C++26 and VS 2026

ReSharper C++ 2025.3 lands with full C++26 language support, faster Unreal Engine project startup, and compatibility with Visual Studio 2026. JetBrains keeps its sync pace with the official .NET SDK release, shipping ReSharper and Rider 2025.3 right alongside .NET 10 and C# 14.

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