Geo-Distributed Active-Active Redis Applications

I have a Redis question about the Azure Cache for Redis feature set. Will there be support for the MMR functionality (Multi-master Replication) as documented in the Redis Enterprise feature set? It is possible to setup/configure Redis that would allow for concurrent updates in multiple geo locations? Features as documented here: https://docs.redislabs.com/latest/rs/concepts/intercluster-replication/

1. Active-Active database: A type of Redis Enterprise Software database that spans clusters. There can be one or more member databases across many clusters that form a conflict-free replicated databases. Each local database can have different shard count, replica count, and other database options but contain identical information in steady-state.
2. Active-Active Database Instance: is a “member database” instance of a global Active-Active database which is made up of its own master and slave shards spanning a single cluster.
3. Multi-master Replication (MMR): is the multi-directional replication that power the efficient replication required to achieve active-active concurrent writes in Active-Active databases.
4. Conflict-free Replicated Data Types (CRDT): is the underlying research that describes techniques used by Redis data types in Active-Active databases that smartly handle conflicting concurrent writes across member Active-Active databases.
   5.Participating Clusters: refers to clusters participating in the multi-master replication of an Active-Active database.
5. Concurrent Writes or Concurrent Updates: Concurrency or updates and writes refer to more than events that happen at the same wall clock time across member Active-Active databases. Concurrent updates refer to the fact that updates happen in between sync events that catch up member Active-Active databases with updates that happened on other member Active-Active databases.