Satya Nadella’s Post

What stands out here isn’t just the scale of the data. It’s the ability to turn billions of signals into real-time, coordinated action. Most organizations can process data. Very few can govern, align, and operationalize it quickly enough to create meaningful customer impact. This is a great example of what happens when engineering, product, and data teams share a clean loop between: signal → sense-making → delivery. When that loop is right, innovation stops being an initiative and becomes a reflex.

Great to read about the India focus and capabilities in the country. Thanks for sharing!

This Swiggy use case highlights the real shift: it's not just about speed, but about integrating billions of data points to power strategic decisions and true customer convenience. Fabric enabling that scale and unity is the key to enterprise agility.

Proud to be the implementation partner for this success story! 😀

Satya Nadella, Looking for 15 min, if you get a chance. Here to propose a system that will secure the world's most vulnerable data(for no reason) and simultaneously create Azure's most resilient revenue stream. It's a Universal Medical Edge OS (just a random name), It's the self-aware, self-sustaining AI infrastructure that is provably safe, even in the face of complete network failure or adversarial attack. (Any extreme case you can imagine). This isn't about optimizing healthcare, it's about building the first trust-free, always-on foundation for all critical, distributed AI. Though I wanna contribute to healthcare, it tends to work on anything imaginable.

Khizrum Ahmed Jitse Munten FCIPS Peter Bennett Muhammad Humza Syed Muhammad Hamza Sabqat Mansoor Sidd Venkatesan John Nicholson Shalini Shankar Joe Tabita Anis Touibi Nasser Al-Kuwari Amr Soliman Fadi Elayyan Mohamed M. Hisham Mezher Ramy Boctor Ersen Omuris Mansoor Bin Khalifa Al-Thani Mansour Belhadj Nick Leissner CHPP Muhammad IBRAHIM Mohamed Mohsin Alyafei “In recent months, it deployed Real-Time Intelligence in Microsoft Fabric, a platform to process and analyze streaming data –from inventory levels to road conditions – and give actionable insights in seconds.” For ADAPT (energy sector supply chain MRO).

Great use case but the real headline here isn’t Fabric, it’s execution at scale. Plenty of companies talk about real-time data, very few actually process billions of signals fast enough to change customer behavior while it still matters. If Swiggy is turning milliseconds into better decisions, that’s not analytics that’s competitive moat. The question now is who else is still batch-processing yesterday while Swiggy is optimizing right now.

#MicrosoftFabric is changing the overall data platform game, and really preparing the data as the fuel of #AI

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