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Microsoft Azure Marketplace now features Factory

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Summary

Factory has partnered with Microsoft, making its platform available on the Azure Marketplace, allowing enterprise engineering teams to purchase it using their Microsoft Azure Consumption Commitment (MACC). This partnership is designed to speed up procurement processes and standardize teams on Azure's trusted infrastructure. Factory enhances the software development lifecycle by automating various high-friction engineering tasks, such as planning, implementation, and incident response, while adhering to existing governance and security protocols. The platform provides MACC-eligible procurement, fine-grained control for safe autonomy, and a context-first approach that unifies access to code, tickets, and communication systems. It integrates with tools like GitHub, GitLab, Jira, and Slack, and supports models such as Azure OpenAI and Anthropic. The platform claims to significantly improve feature development speed, reduce cycle times, and save engineering hours, offering a streamlined path for organizations already using Azure to adopt autonomous engineering capabilities.

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