The Microsoft Fabric Community Conference (FabCon) was a monumental success with over 6,000 attendees, 200+ breakout sessions, 20 workshops, and 70+ sponsors. Day 1 keynotes at the T-Mobile Arena featured a packed auditorium of Fabric enthusiasts ready to discover the future of Microsoft’s unified AI platform.
Read moreWith the exciting release of Microsoft Fabric and the Fabric capacity products, we announced last May we are consolidating purchase options and retiring the Microsoft Power BI Premium per capacity products.
» Read moreIt is the final week of the Power BI DataViz World Championships. You have until
» Read moreThe competition consists of 4 qualifying rounds over the course of 4 weeks, culminating in a live finale that takes place at the Fabric Community Conference in Las Vegas on March 31st! Each week, you’ll have an opportunity to submit your best Power BI visualization for the designated dataset. Winners of each round: One winner will be selected each week, for a total of 4 finalists. Grand finale: The 4 finalists will face off in-person at the Microsoft Fabric Community Conference, where they will present their solutions live on stage to an audience and judging panel.
» Read moreHere is the February 2025 release of the on-premises data gateway
» Read moreWelcome to the February 2025 update! Welcome to our latest blog post, where we are thrilled to introduce some game-changing features for Power BI that will significantly enhance your data analysis experience. First up is the improved modeling performance for live editing of semantic models in Direct Lake mode within Power BI Desktop. This results in at least a 50% improvement in each modeling change.
» Read moreWe are excited to announce that writing DAX queries with Copilot can utilize semantic model descriptions, synonyms, and sample values from columns.
» Read moreThis is a stand alone blog for the Copilot summaries in subscriptions feature.
» Read morePower BI Report Server January 2025 Feature Summary
» Read moreWe’re excited to introduce TMDL view for Power BI Desktop. This new feature lets you script, modify, and apply changes using Tabular Model Definition Language (TMDL), providing an alternative experience to semantic modeling using code, instead of a graphical user interface such as Model view.
» Read moreWe are thrilled to announce that we have made updates to the Power BI file picker to create an easier and more intuitive time navigating through existing files and saving new files.
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