Microsoft clarified back in August that it won't block these Microsoft 365 connections, but customers could "run into unexpected issues" that Microsoft isn't obligated to fix. 10, 2023 deadline to switch from perpetual-license Office 2016 or Office 2019 products to subscription-based Microsoft 365 Apps if they want to be assured of Microsoft 365 connections.
In essence, many organizations are currently facing an Oct. Microsoft 365 services support end dates for certain Office products (source: Microsoft document dated Feb. Microsoft offered a table showing the following Microsoft 365 services connection end dates per this document: Figure 1. The change may or may not affect users of Office 2016, Office 2019 and Office LTSC (long-term servicing channel) 2021. This servicing milestone involves a Microsoft-projected uncertainty regarding connecting to Microsoft 365 services for certain Office products. Previously, the closest hyperscale data centres have been in Sydney.Microsoft gave notice to organizations using perpetual-license Office versions about a coming 2023 milestone that could result in iffy Microsoft 365 services connections in this Wednesday announcement.
Having giant data centres in Auckland - particularly northwest Auckland, close to the landing points of the major subsea cables that connect us to the outside world, and to New Zealand’s largest peering exchange for pointing the data in the right direction - means faster performance.Īnd for the likes of government agencies and banks, it smooths issues over data sovereignty - keeping New Zealand data in New Zealand. The likes of Zoom or Microsoft 365, Fortnite or Netflix are served from a data centre. These are huge “server farms” for the “cloud” in cloud computing. For context, average demand in Auckland today is about 1700MW. And more - many more - are on the way, he wrote.Ĭollectively, they’ll consume about 200 megawatts of electricity at peak use - roughly the amount required to power about 200,000 homes. Power-hungry “hyperscale” data centres have begun springing up around northwest Auckland.
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