tammikuuta 28, 2026 tekijä Katie Murray 219 353 Näkymät
If you’ve been trying to keep up with everything shipping in Microsoft Fabric, this January 2026 round-up is for you—covering the biggest updates across the platform, from new AI-powered catalog experiences and OneLake governance improvements to enhancements in Data Engineering, Data Warehouse, Real-Time Intelligence, and Data Factory. If you haven’t already, make sure FabCon Atlanta …
For years, organizations have aspired to build cultures where data is embedded into everyday decision-making. Generative AI is bringing that goal closer than ever with agents that can quickly answer questions with data. But at the core, this culture can only be achieved if agents and your people can easily discover and trust high-quality data. …
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The On-premises Data Gateway manual update feature is now available in preview! This new capability simplifies gateway maintenance and helps you keep your environment secure and up to date with greater flexibility and control. With this new feature, administrators can now manually trigger updates—either directly through the gateway UI or programmatically via API or script. …
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Let’s be real: expecting every data creator in your organization to manually apply the correct sensitivity label to every new Lakehouse or Warehouse is a bit like expecting everyone to use their turn signal in a parking lot—it’s the right thing to do, but people get busy, and things get missed. Realistically, relying on every …
If there’s one place where the entire Microsoft Fabric ecosystem shows up in full force, this is it. FabCon Atlanta is the largest gatherings of Fabric product managers, engineers, customers, decision‑makers, and hands‑on practitioners you’ll find all year! It’s the only place where you’ll get raw, unfiltered insight into how Fabric’s Data Warehouse is evolving, …
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Enterprises have never had more ways to store and analyze data. As data spreads across clouds, formats, and analytics engines, security policies tend to fragment along the same lines: each system brings its own model, its own controls, and its own blind spots. The result is a patchwork of inconsistent enforcement, duplicated effort, and higher risk. Yet …
