After advising clients that traffic traversing through the Middle East that originated or ended in Asia or Europe may experience increased latency, Microsoft (MSFT) is no longer detecting issues with its Azure cloud platform, Susanne Barton of Bloomberg reports. The latency issues were caused by international cables cut in the Red Sea.
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