There's yet another new Microsoft platform in town: The Microsoft Intelligent Data Platform. Here's what this is and why app developers, chief data officers and IT pros should take note.

Microsoft is combining its existing data warehousing, business intelligence, and data analytics products into a single offering, dubbed Microsoft Fabric, the company announced Tuesday. Analysts ...

Adam Barnes, Head of Data and Analytics at Icon, is building an in-house analytics team and is using Microsoft tools to ingest data into the data lake. Swindale explains the long-term vision is to ...

The new data agents will be available across all Fabric services, including Synapse and PowerBI. They can be created from within any service and configured by providing them with access to the ...

This is Microsoft in 2023, so there is, of course, a Copilot in Microsoft Fabric that will make it easier for users to build data pipelines, generate code, build machine learning models and more.

The solution is built on OneLake, a new data lake that’s currently in preview. Microsoft Fabric is an “end-to-end, unified analytics platform that brings together all the data and analytics tools that ...

Figure 1. A look at Microsoft's Fabric service. The mirroring announcement at Ignite will include Azure SQL DB, Cosmos DB, and Snowflake as data sources in private preview.

Microsoft says that the future of AI-based applications lies in unifying data and intelligence, and that new updates to its data and analytics platform, Fabric, are a step in that direction.

Leveraging its long-term, trusted partnership with Microsoft, Aurizon signed up to be part of the Microsoft Fabric preview program, working with the Customer Advisory Team, Microsoft engineers and ...

Also: Microsoft announces new Azure tools to help developers A new data lake is offered, called OneLake, which is a parallel to the OneDrive used for file upload across Microsoft applications.