Fabric User Data Functions is a serverless platform that allows you to build and run functions on the Fabric platform. You can use your functions to interact with your data and the rest of your Fabric items via native integrations. After the Fabric User Data Functions preview, we have been working on increasing the number … Continue reading “New regions supported for Fabric User Data Functions”
Summarize, group, and explore data in one step with the new GraphQL aggregations feature We’re excited to launch a powerful new capability in the Fabric API for GraphQL—Aggregations. This feature brings native support for summary-level insights directly into your GraphQL queries, making your data exploration faster, simpler, and more efficient. Why Aggregations? Until now, getting … Continue reading “Introducing Aggregations in Fabric API for GraphQL: Query Smarter, Not Harder”
In the era of Artificial Intelligence, organizations generate and accumulate large volumes of information every second. From transactional records to user logs and analytics data warehouses serve as a single source of truth that stores this information for a plethora of purposes. However, as data accumulates over time, not all remain relevant and valuable, leading … Continue reading “Intelligent Data Cleanup: Smart Purging for Smarter Data Warehouses”
Creating and managing tables in Eventhouse just got even more flexible. While you can create tables using the Get Data wizard – which builds the structure based on a sample file or streaming data – there are times when you need to start from scratch. This could be during basic training, testing, or experimenting with … Continue reading “Eventhouse No-Code table creation and editing”
Microsoft Build 2025 delivered a powerful vision for the future of data and AI, with Microsoft Fabric and Power BI at the heart of the story. From AI-powered productivity with Copilot to deep integration with Cosmos DB, this year’s announcements reinforced Microsoft’s commitment to unifying the data experience across roles, tools, and industries. Fabric: The … Continue reading “That’s a wrap for Build 2025!”
