Cloudflare details Town Lake, an internal unified data platform, and Skipper, an AI analytics agent unifying access to operational, billing, security, and business data. The platform processed ~91K ...

Fortude, a global digital solutions company, has been recognized as a Microsoft Fabric Featured Partner, a designation verified by Microsoft engineering and awarded to a select few partners with a ...

Edge’s ColdFront could appeal to enterprises looking to reduce storage costs without sacrificing application compatibility or ...

Small businesses are collecting tons of data, but they need to transform it to make better business decisions.

Today Stelo announces its Open Mirroring partnership with Microsoft Fabric. Stelo is now listed as an official Open Mirroring partner on Microsoft's webpage, joining a select ecosystem of data ...

Artificial intelligence is changing how organisations use data. Tasks that once required complex queries and manual analysis can now be done in minutes with modern analytics platforms. Because of this ...

Microsoft's new Fabric Database Hub is a "partial solution" for enterprises relying on systems outside the vendor's portfolio, but within these confines, it could make databases more connected and ...

The Database Hub provides a single, centralized management hub for Azure SQL, Cosmos DB, PostgreSQL, and more. SQL databases in Fabric now include a migration assistant and extensive enterprise ...

Microsoft has launched a database management tool it promises will help users manage multiple databases sharing a single SQL engine. With the vendor's Fabric data platform, Database Hub promises a ...

In 2026, data engineers working with multi-agent systems are hitting a familiar problem: Agents built on different platforms don’t operate from a shared understanding of the business. The result isn’t ...

This week, we are excited to kick off SQLCon 2026 alongside FabCon in Atlanta. Bringing these SQL and Fabric communities together creates a unique opportunity to learn, connect, and share what’s next ...