Introducing the updated Copilot for data engineering and data science (Preview)
Microsoft Fabric notebooks offer a Copilot feature that adapts to complex tasks, providing helpful context-aware support as soon as you start using them.
Microsoft Fabric notebooks offer a Copilot feature that adapts to complex tasks, providing helpful context-aware support as soon as you start using them.
Microsoft Fabric provides multiple ways to add and manage libraries when developing with Spark. With the recent release of Quick mode in Environments, Fabric now offers a more flexible, performance-oriented approach to library management. Choosing the right strategy can reduce publish time, speed up notebook startup, and improve production stability.
Fabric Runtime provides seamless integration within the Microsoft Fabric ecosystem, delivering a powerful environment for data engineering and data science projects built on Apache Spark.
This update closes the most important gaps since reaching preview and makes MLVs production-ready at scale. With multi-schedule support, broader incremental refresh, PySpark authoring, in-place updates, and stronger data quality controls, teams can now build, run, and evolve medallion pipelines with far less operational overhead.
Across industries, organizations are rethinking their analytics foundation. The era of stitching together separate engines for ETL, data warehousing, and BI is giving way to unified platforms purpose-built for real-time insights and AI at scale. This transformation is reflected in the market momentum behind Microsoft Fabric, which has surpassed a $2 billion annual revenue run rate, serves more than 31,000 customers, and is growing revenue at 60% year over year—making it the fastest-growing analytics platform in the market.