Microsoft’s data lakes meet the industrial internet of things, helping you create complex models with data from multiple sources.

The firehose of Microsoft Fabric announcements shows a once-clunky product finally hitting its stride. Here are the highlights.

What Microsoft is doing with Fabric is bringing together many of the key elements of its data analytics stack, filling in gaps, and wrapping it all in a single software-as-a-service dashboard.

Microsoft integrates CosmosDB into Fabric, open sources DiskANN vector search, and unifies its data platforms to eliminate integration complexity that has slowed enterprise AI adoption.

At Ignite, Microsoft shared several new enhancements for Fabric, setting up the platform as the unified data layer for next-gen AI apps.

Microsoft’s new Teams client health dashboard helps admins spot crashes, update blockers, and other issues faster.

Two years after the debut of Microsoft's "end-to-end, unified analytics platform," Fabric, the company on Monday rolled out new capabilities at its Build 2025 conference. An automated way for non ...

Its main features are the Responsible AI Dashboard, model monitoring and a commitment by Microsoft to defend and indemnify Azure customers from lawsuits alleging copyright infringement.

Microsoft Fabric is a new end-to-end data and analytics platform that centers around Microsoft's OneLake data lake but can also pull data from Amazon S3.

Attackers could exploit a now-patched spoofing vulnerability in Service Fabric Explorer to gain admin privileges and hijack Azure Service Fabric clusters.