Transform how your team connects, analyzes, and acts on data with Microsoft Fabric.

What is Microsoft Fabric?

With Microsoft Fabric, you can:

Break down data silos

Unify data from on-premises systems, cloud platforms, and third-party apps into a single, centralized repository.

Simplify data management

Simplify data ingestion, preparation, and governance through intelligent automation and seamless workflows

Empower data democratization

Empower everyone to explore and understand data with intuitive dashboards and self-service analytics tools.

Fuel AI and machine learning

Harness advanced AI to create intelligent models, automate workflows, and generate predictive insights.

Collaborate seamlessly

Enable data-driven decisions across your organization with secure, collaborative workspaces.

Unify your data and drive smarter decisions with integrated Microsoft Fabric components.

Data Engineering

Data Factory

Data Science

Data Warehouse

Real-Time Analytics

Power BI

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Embrace a Data-Driven Future with Microsoft Fabric Data Stores

  • Supports unstructured, semi-structured, and structured data, with SQL Endpoints offering flexible access and management using familiar SQL syntax.
  • Microsoft Fabric Lakehouse is a unified data architecture that enables you to store, manage, and analyze both structured and unstructured data in one centralized environment.
  • It’s a flexible, scalable solution that enables organizations to manage large volumes of data using a wide range of tools and frameworks for processing and analysis.
  • Fabric standardizes on the Delta Lake format, allowing all its engines to access and manipulate shared datasets in OneLake—without the need for duplication.
  • Upon creation, the Lakehouse automatically generates a SQL analytics endpoint and a default semantic model—establishing a ready-to-use serving layer.
  • This new see-through capability enables users to interact directly with Delta tables in the lake—delivering a seamless, high-performance experience from data ingestion to reporting.
  • With SQL Endpoint in Lakehouse, you can define stored procedures and views—streamlining complex queries and promoting consistent data access.
  • You can create data models directly at the SQL Endpoint in Fabric—just like in Analysis Services and Power BI.
  • SQL queries can be saved and shared within the workspace, allowing other users to access and reuse them easily.
  • Enables direct AI and machine learning integration through Spark Notebooks—streamlining model development and deployment within the data platform.