AWS and Azure launched multicloud interconnect previews across U.S. East, U.S. West, Sydney, and Frankfurt regions.

Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Azure introduced preview services for private multicloud connectivity between their platforms. Azure described its Multicloud Interconnect for AWS as a cloud-native networking service built on open interoperability standards.

The preview became available in U.S. East, U.S. West, Asia Pacific (Sydney), and Europe (Frankfurt). These are cloud-region locations rather than a single global production launch.

The stated purpose is to simplify private connectivity and reduce operational complexity for multicloud and AI workloads while providing high-performance links between the two cloud environments. The supplied sources do not provide bandwidth tiers, latency measurements, service-level agreements, pricing, or a date for general availability.