Unify all your data workloads with Microsoft Fabric

Power BI, our reliable tool for data modeling and visualization, will continue as we're accustomed to. Any reports, datasets, or dataflows you currently use will still function within the Microsoft Fabric environment.

Power BI will simply be enhanced by Microsoft Fabric's additional capabilities.

Empower data engineers and data warehouse engineers to fetch data from any data source effectively and flexibly.

By combining the low-code visual transformation capabilities in the upgraded dataflows with the scalability of data pipelines, Data Factory in Microsoft Fabric offers us the most powerful, wide-ranging, and flexible data integration toolbox to date. Moreover, the powerful orchestration capabilities of pipelines turn Data Factory into the control center of how your data flows.

Empower data engineers to transform data at scale and build a lakehouse architecture as easy as 1-2-3.

Streamline data processes by removing integration complexities. Microsoft Fabric enables the creation of a "lakehouse”—using Delta format—combining data lake and warehouse capabilities. Users can then interact with the data using SQL endpoints, Power BI, or powerfulSpark pools, with optimized performance.

With data science in Microsoft Fabric, you can utilize the power of machine learning features to seamlessly enrich data as part of your data and analytics workflows.

Data science is a crucial component of modern businesses, driving informed decision-making and predictive insights by leveraging the power of analytics. The Data Science experience in Microsoft Fabric includes Notebooks, Models and Experiments.

The Date Warehouse in Microsoft Fabric utilizes all the data values in one single entry point for usage. With standard SQL language support and the ability to execute stored procedures and functions, this service gives you all the power of your hard-learned SQL skills in one unified experience.

Moreover, the security and access control are also maintained using the well-known SQL scripting language. All in all, a single SQL service that unifies all the data entities into one user experience.

With the new real-time analytics service in Microsoft Fabric, the ability to read, handle, and work with immutable data sets is now available to everyone without having to pay for a stand-alone service.

The Kusto engine, which resides as the data processing engine under the hood, is second-to-none compared to querying huge amounts of data and returns the result set within a matter of milliseconds. The current implementation of Kusto in Microsoft Fabric can save data in the OneLake directly as parquet files, and later the Delta files will be supported.