Fabric: What's new and what's next
summary
Microsoft Fabric presents an end-to-end SaaS stack that unifies data, AI, BI and apps: claims include 11,000 customers in six months, Power BI reach of 350,000 orgs, and a 60‑day trial with ~$17,000 capacity. It uses OneLake shortcuts and mirroring at no charge to unify multi‑cloud and on‑prem data with zero ETL, supports Delta and Iceberg, and announces a Snowflake partnership storing data natively in OneLake. New pieces: GraphQL API public preview, a Real‑Time Hub (queries and actions), Copilot GA, and AI skills public preview; McLaren drops a 2‑day query to 40 seconds.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Introduction and welcome
- 1:12The role of data in AI
- 4:03Microsoft Fabric adoption
- 6:58Four promises of Fabric
- 8:35Complete analytics platform
- 12:10Modern project management
- 16:05Partner workloads expansion
- 19:47OneLake data management
- 26:47Open formats and partnerships
- 32:28Unified API with GraphQL
- 35:10Real-time intelligence
- 39:37McLaren data demo
- 42:45AI capabilities and skills
- 47:42Conclusion and next steps
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