Microsoft has announced the general availability of the Premium V2 tier of Azure API Management, designed to support enterprise-wide API ecosystems with high volume, performance and network isolation.

One of the building blocks of cloud-native application development is the API. By providing APIs to services, cloud applications can provide common backends to many applications across many platforms.

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API developers can now use Azure API Management Service to publish APIs for others to use, as well as programmatically monitor usage and health of APIs. Among a number of Azure-related announcements, ...

It’s not only our code that needs managing. Modern agentic AI services use APIs to access data, and we need to be sure that access is tightly regulated so that critical and sensitive information doesn ...

Microsoft Corp. is adding more Cognitive Services application programming interfaces to its Azure cloud platform as it continues to expand its array of artificial intelligence services. Azure ...

Claude Opus 4.8 and Claude Haiku 4.5 are now available to Azure customers, integrated with current Azure controls and billing ...

Microsoft Cloud for Healthcare's Azure API for Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resource (FHIR) is getting support for additional data types, and is now renamed as "Azure Healthcare APIs," Microsoft ...

Microsoft today announced the general availability of the open source Data API builder (DAB), which provides REST and GraphQL endpoints for Azure databases, some three years in the making. The ...