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FabCon The Microsoft Fabric Announcements That Actually Matter
FabCon 2026 delivered the largest set of Microsoft Fabric announcements to date. Here are the seven that carry real strategic weight, and what they mean for organisations running Fabric today.
Microsoft Fabric at $2 Billion ARR: What Is Driving Enterprise Adoption?
Microsoft Fabric has reached $2 billion in annual recurring revenue with 60% year-on-year growth. Here's what is actually driving enterprise adoption, and what it means for organisations evaluating the platform.
What Is Microsoft Fabric's Remote MCP Server, and What Does It Mean for AI Agents?
Fabric's Remote MCP Server lets AI agents connect directly to your data environment through a standardised, governed interface. Here's what it is and why it matters for enterprise AI deployments.
What Does Microsoft's Acquisition of Osmos Mean for Data Engineering in Fabric?
Microsoft acquired Osmos in January 2026 to embed autonomous data engineering into Fabric. Here's what it means for data teams spending too much time preparing data and not enough time using it.
What Is Microsoft Fabric's Database Hub, and Does It Replace Multi-Tool Database Management?
Microsoft Fabric's Database Hub unifies management of Azure SQL, Cosmos DB, PostgreSQL, SQL Server, and MySQL into a single control plane: here is what it means for your enterprise database strategy.
Microsoft AI Tour Munich What We Took Home on Fabric, Agent 365 and GitHub Copilot CLI
Satya Nadella live in Munich. Our key takeaways from Microsoft AI Tour Munich covering Microsoft Fabric as a unified data platform, Agent 365 for AI security, and GitHub Copilot CLI for development teams.
What Is Microsoft Fabric? And What Business Problems Does It Solve?
Discover how Microsoft Fabric unifies data integration, engineering, and BI into a single SaaS environment, and the structural business problems it's designed to solve.
How Much Does Microsoft Fabric Cost (Licensing + Capacity), and How Is Usage Measured?
Understand the Microsoft Fabric pricing model: from F-SKUs and Capacity Units to licensing and the 30-second measurement window. Learn how to manage analytics spend as a managed dial.
What’s the Difference Between Microsoft Fabric and Azure Synapse / Power BI?
Compare Microsoft Fabric, Azure Synapse, and Power BI. Learn when to choose a unified SaaS platform versus an Azure-native resource toolkit for your analytics strategy.
How Do CI/CD and Git Integration Work in Microsoft Fabric?
Explore application lifecycle management in Microsoft Fabric. Learn how Git integration and deployment pipelines work together to provide version control and release management.
How Does Data Factory in Microsoft Fabric Work (Pipelines, Dataflow Gen2)?
A deep dive into Fabric Data Factory building blocks: Pipelines and Dataflow Gen2. Learn common patterns for ingestion and transformation, plus critical platform limitations.