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Most confusion comes from the word "agent" being used for all four. The fastest way to choose is to ask two questions: who builds it (maker or developer) and what triggers it (a person asking, or dat...

Microsoft announced Advanced NL2SQL and advanced DAX generation as generally available on 19 October 2026. The core improvements roll out to the standard runtime by default, together with a move to G...

In today’s data-driven world, governance isn’t just about compliance — it’s about enabling trust, consistency, and scale. As organizations adopt Microsoft Fabric to unify their analytics, the challen...

Link to the notebooks to reproduce: https://github.com/iurii-iurchenko-1/source-materials/tree/main/2026Q3_spark_runtime_2_0 Outline 1. What is Runtime 2.0 and why does it matter? 2. The five fe...

Last week I handed Microsoft Fabric's new Data Engineering Agent a messy ETL job that took me 11 hours to build by hand last quarter. It had a working, validated pipeline in front of me in under an h...

Privacy by Design in Microsoft Fabric: Implementing "Shift-Left" Data Protection for Enterprise Analytics Abstract While data engineers and architects often prioritize pipeline performance, Medalli...

In this short demo, I tested how a Microsoft Fabric Data Agent can be used through Microsoft Teams and Microsoft 365. I also showed how prompt wording can affect an answer when querying Green Trip ...

Why incremental loading matters If your source deletes rows or you need history, use CDC; if you only need inserts and updates and have a reliable "last modified" column, a watermark is simpler and...

While I wasn’t able to catch the action live in Barcelona last week for FabCon and SQLCon 2026, keeping tabs on the announcements has been a wild ride. Microsoft Fabric has officially cleared the 40,...