Josh Caplan

OneLake brings the simplicity of OneDrive and SharePoint to enterprise data, unifying analytics and AI on a single intelligent data lake. In this session, we’ll explore what’s new across storage, the OneLake catalog, and domain-oriented data, along with what’s next, including deeper cross-cloud unification, stronger governance, and AI-ready data by default.

OneLake provides a single, unified storage system for all developers and eliminates pervasive and chaotic data silos created by users configuring their own isolated storage. Unifying data across an organization and clouds becomes trivial.

Get the most out of your investments in Azure Databricks and Microsoft Fabric by learning how to seamlessly connect the platforms together. See first-hand how you can unify your Azure Databricks data on Microsoft OneLake, combine with other data sources, fuel your data agents, and uncover insights in your Power BI reports.

OneLake eliminates pervasive and chaotic data silos created by developers configuring their own isolated storage. OneLake provides a single, unified storage system for all developers.

OneLake eliminates pervasive and chaotic data silos created by developers configuring their own isolated storage. OneLake provides a single, unified storage system for all developers.

OneLake unifies your organization’s entire data estate and enables customers to choose to manage their data through multiple data platforms without creating data silos.

In this session, you will learn about the core concepts of OneLake and how it is designed to be the single place for all your analytics data. The same data can be used across multiple analytical engines because Microsoft Fabric engines store all tabular data in the open Delta Parquet format.