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## Update (September 2020)
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- Migration of servers to Availability Zones is now supported.
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- Migration of UEFI-based VMs and physical servers to Azure generation 2 VMs is now supported
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- Migration of UEFI-based VMs and physical servers to Azure generation 2 VMs is now supported. With this release, we will not support the conversion of Gen 2 VMs to Gen 1 VMs.
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- A new Azure Migrate Power BI assessment dashboard is available to help you compare costs across different assessment settings. The dashboard comes with a PowerShell utility that automatically creates the assessments that plug into the Power BI dashboard. [Learn more.](https://github.com/Azure/azure-docs-powershell-samples/tree/master/azure-migrate/assessment-utility)
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- Dependency analysis (agentless) can now be run concurrently on a 1000 VMs.
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- Dependency analysis (agentless) can now be enabled or disabled at scale using PowerShell scripts. [Learn more.](https://github.com/Azure/azure-docs-powershell-samples/tree/master/azure-migrate/dependencies-at-scale)
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