Microsoft cuts SQL Azure prices

Sooraj Shah
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Tech giant attempts to attract more customers to cloud-based platform

Microsoft has lowered the price of its SQL Azure database platform in an attempt to lure more customers to the cloud-based system. Microsoft has also released a new 100MB database option, which ...

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