Microsoft has announced the release of the Azure SDK update for October 2025, enhancing the developer experience with new features, improvements, and bug fixes. Key highlights from this release include the stable launch of Azure AI Foundry 1.0.0 for .NET, which offers extensive access to Azure AI resources, such as creating and running AI agents, managing model deployments, and handling search indexes. This version introduces an AIProject prefix for key models, improving API consistency and streamlining client access.
The Azure AI Search libraries have also been significantly upgraded with the release of version 12.2.0 for JavaScript and version 11.6.0 for Python, both supporting the 2025-09-01 service version. Enhancements include vector query capabilities for complex fields, improved semantic ranking, and new skills for document intelligence.
The Azure Identity libraries received performance upgrades for managed identity scenarios across various languages, including C++, Go, Java, JavaScript, and Python. These improvements enable more efficient token retrieval processes.
Several initial stable releases have been introduced, including AI VoiceLive 1.0.0 for AI-powered voice services, as well as key management libraries for .NET focusing on resource management and data migration. In addition, some libraries have entered their first beta phase, further expanding Azure's capabilities.
Overall, the October 2025 release continues to build on Microsoft's commitment to providing powerful tools for developers, enabling them to create innovative applications that leverage the full potential of Azure services.
As the Azure SDK continues to evolve, developers can look forward to ongoing monthly updates that will include new features and improvements, ensuring that they have the latest tools at their disposal to meet their development needs
The Azure AI Search libraries have also been significantly upgraded with the release of version 12.2.0 for JavaScript and version 11.6.0 for Python, both supporting the 2025-09-01 service version. Enhancements include vector query capabilities for complex fields, improved semantic ranking, and new skills for document intelligence.
The Azure Identity libraries received performance upgrades for managed identity scenarios across various languages, including C++, Go, Java, JavaScript, and Python. These improvements enable more efficient token retrieval processes.
Several initial stable releases have been introduced, including AI VoiceLive 1.0.0 for AI-powered voice services, as well as key management libraries for .NET focusing on resource management and data migration. In addition, some libraries have entered their first beta phase, further expanding Azure's capabilities.
Overall, the October 2025 release continues to build on Microsoft's commitment to providing powerful tools for developers, enabling them to create innovative applications that leverage the full potential of Azure services.
As the Azure SDK continues to evolve, developers can look forward to ongoing monthly updates that will include new features and improvements, ensuring that they have the latest tools at their disposal to meet their development needs
Azure SDK Release (October 2025) released
Microsoft has released the latest October 2025 update to its Azure SDKs, which includes new features, improvements, and bug fixes to enhance developer experience. Notable highlights include the stable launch of Azure AI Foundry 1.0.0 for .NET, providing comprehensive access to Azure AI resources, as well as significant upgrades to Azure AI Search libraries in JavaScript and Python. Additionally, the Azure Identity libraries have undergone performance improvements for managed identity scenarios across various languages. These updates bring forth significant enhancements and capabilities, allowing developers to build powerful and innovative applications with the full potential of Azure SDKs.
