março 18, 2026 de Katie Murray 144.658 Exibições
Welcome to the Fabric March 2026 Feature Summary—and welcome to FabCon! As we kick off FabCon, this update captures the momentum we’re seeing across the Fabric platform and the conversations happening with customers and partners right now. March brings a wide range of enhancements across governance, data engineering, real-time intelligence, data science, extensibility, and AI—all …
Since the open-source launch in October, the Fabric CLI has gained one-command deployments, first-class Power BI support, an AI agent execution layer, interactive REPL mode, Python 3.13 support, and contributions from community members whose code ships in the CLI you install today.
The live connectivity in Migration Assistant for Fabric Data Warehouse lets you connect directly to your source system and migrate object metadata into a new Fabric warehouse. This preview is designed to help you accelerate the migration and reduce upfront prep by eliminating the need to generate and upload a DACPAC for the metadata step.
In today’s data landscape, success depends not just on powerful analytics, but on how seamlessly and reliably you can move data across systems.
Modern analytics teams are adopting open, SQL-first data transformation, robust CI/CD and governance, and seamless integration across lakehouse and warehouse platforms. dbt is now the standard for analytics engineering, while Microsoft Fabric unifies data engineering, science, warehousing, and BI in OneLake.
If you haven’t already, check out Arun Ulag’s hero blog “FabCon and SQLCon 2026: Unifying databases and Fabric on a single, complete platform” for a complete look at all of our FabCon and SQLCon announcements across both Fabric and our database offerings. Since introducing Fabric IQ, we’ve seen growing momentum around how organizations are using …
