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This week at SAP Sapphire 2025 we are excited to share several new announcements and key strategic updates from Microsoft and SAP for our joint customers.

In this blog, I’ll cover the latest slate of announcements across Microsoft Fabric and the entire Azure Data portfolio, designed to empower every developer on the planet to do more with data.

We’re thrilled to announce the general availability of Azure Storage Actions, our fully managed platform that transforms how organizations automate data management tasks for Azure Blob and Data Lake Storage.

In a data-driven world, you need an efficient way to harness your data for actionable insights and gain a competitive edge. Azure Databricks is a powerful, unified analytics and AI platform that streamlines the entire AI project lifecycle—from rapid experimentation to production deployment.

We are excited to share the first models in the Llama 4 herd are available today in Azure AI Foundry and Azure Databricks, which enables people to build more personalized multimodal experiences.

Microsoft Azure Maps is a collection of mapping and location APIs that enable enterprises to add location intelligence into their solutions.

Drasi is Microsoft’s new open-source project that simplifies change detection and reaction in complex systems, enhancing real-time event-driven architectures.

Flex Consumption delivers fast and large scale-out features on a serverless model and supports long function execution times, private networking, instance size selection, and concurrency control.

This blog post will show you how to approach and think about pricing throughout your cloud adoption journey.

Today, we are excited to announce a reimagined data governance experience within Microsoft Purview, available in preview April 8, 2024.

This month, I’m pleased to expand this blog’s scope and bring in what’s new for digital applications for a holistic look at everything we’re delivering to help customers modernize their data estate, build intelligent applications, and apply AI technologies to help achieve their business goals.

Microsoft’s mission is to empower everyone to achieve more, and we know that our customers like using MongoDB to build applications.